Windows compilation about modelica_devicedrivers HOT 8 CLOSED

Should be fixed: Welcome OpenModelica (on Win)!

What is left is

• adaption of the cmake scripts to also consider Mingw/Cygwin
• adaption of the cmake scripts to consider the new test for serial port communication
• add Library={winmm} to keyboard and joystick functions

@bernhard-thiele Are you willing to do this? If not, just close this issue. Thank you!

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Yes, I will do this. It is on my list. It just has low-priority as long as the communication/packaging blocks don't work in OM. Getting them to work means changing some parts of the compiler. I might work on that if I have some spare time for it, but maybe someone else will fix it for OM.

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You could start with input devices (that are independent of packager).

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• adaption of the cmake scripts to consider the new test for serial port communication is done by 4a98e21

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Could you please list out the steps on how to compile the Blink example in Embedded Targets(in Serial Communication) on windows as it is giving 'unrecognized command line option "-std=c11"'
on both MinGW and MSVC.
The command was:

avr-gcc -Os -std=c11 -ffunction-sections -fdata-sections -mmcu=atmega328p -DF_CPU=16000000UL -Wl,--gc-sections Blink_main.c -o Blink -I D:/Modelica_DeviceDrivers/Resources/Include -I /usr/include/omc/c

cc1.exe: error: unrecognized command line option "-std=c11"

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Which gcc version is in your avr-gcc? The latest Windows release of 8-bit avr-gcc contains gcc 4.9, which does support c11. If you installed the 32-bit avr-gcc, it seems that uses gcc 4.4 which was released in 2009 and indeed does not support c11.

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Yeah, that was the issue as it works fine with gcc 4.9. Thanks for the help!

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All done.

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