Posted by dautrevaux on 2020-09-29 10:38

When you create a SW4STM32 project you have to specify a target board; when using a proprietary board you can create a custom board and will thn have to specify the exact SoC that is included on the board (and of course the board-specific initializations and definitions will have to be provided by your code, instead of being predefined by the firmware).

The errors you have seem to indicate that you have source paths in your imported project that reference locations on your vendor build system; that’s why it is usually better to create a new project, although you may have to manually translate compilation options. If you keep the existing project you should probably check in project properties >> C/C++ General >> Paths and Symbols that all paths in Includes, Library Paths and Source Location are workspace-relative paths or are based on Eclipse variables, for example ${ProjDirPath}, and only name existing paths on your system.

You should also check on C/C++ Build >> Settings that all settings are valid and check paths in the debug configuration, especially in the Source tab.

Bernard (Ac6)