Why makmake can't decide the version of RVCT compiler

[philipleng]

Hi,
I installed S60 SDK 3.0(standard version added on 17th,Jan,2006) and CodeWarrior 3.1 Personal Edition, When I use 'makmake' it appears the WARNING message: 'Cannot determine the version of RVCT Compiler', I am using WINDOWS XP Professional SP2, Could anybody tell me what's being wrong here, Thank you very much!

[petrib]

Which RVCT version do you have (i.e., have you purchased the RealView Developer Suite from ARM and installed it)? If not, then make sure you use/specify the GCCE as the target (unless you're compiling for the emulator, which'd mean WINSCW, instead).

[philipleng]

Dear Petrib,
I haven't installed any 'RealView Developer Suite from ARM'. I noticed in the directory which S60 SDK 3rd is in, there are 2 folders rvct2_1 and rvct2_2 in
C:\Symbian\9.1\S60_3rd\Epoc32\include, is this the reason why 'makmake' can decide the version of rvct? I think both folders( rvct2_1 and rvct2_2) are coming with S60 SDK, so there should be such problem.
I am a real novice in programming and I am learning from the beginning. Could tell me what is GCCE and how to specify is as the target. (last night I learnt WINSCW is a parameter to indicate the result a target of the emulator, is it right?)
Thank you very much for your kind help.

Sincerely Yours
Philip Leng

[petrib]

The SDK comes with a free target compiler, GCCE.

If you want to use RVCT, you need to buy and installe RVCT separately from ARM (you buy a license for the RealView Developer Suite, RVDS, from them).

When you haven't bought RVCT/RVDS, then you should specify GCCE as the target (parameter/argument) when you build/compile a project for the phone (and if you build/compile for the emulator, you use WINSCW).

[philipleng]

Thank you very much! Petrib, your reply is very helpful, I will try it on the computer in our lab.
Cheers

[iris36]

then how can we specify GCCE as the target ,im using carbide v1.2 with s60SDK

[parag_purkar]

GCCE is free with Sdk you just select at the time of installation process..

Regards,
Parag Purkar