I am working on upgrading our product from Net+)S 6.3 to 7.5. My 7.5 tools are installed on a Windows 7 32bits machine.
As the first stage of developing on our own hardware, based on the NS9360_A dev board, I wanted to create a new platform - myplatform, with exactly the same h/w configuration as the original ns9360_a dev board, still using the dev board. So I copied the ns9360_a to a new ‘myplatform’ folder and changed the relevant Makefiles as instructed. When I tried to build the new platform, I got a compilation error:
‘Platform myplatform is not in the naPlatformCodeTable ID table’
I found ‘naPlatformCodeTable’ in /customize/platformCode.c and added a ‘myplatform’ entry to the table, but that didn’t change anything.
Also, I want to develop my app on the ESP IDE, but when I create a new project, I am asked for the underlying platform to develop on, and the only available platforms are the predefined Digi dev-boards. I found out that in order to add my own platform to the list, I must add folders under the \Digi\Digi ESP\ directories. But that is not a healthy way to work as these directories are not part of the configuration management, and they may be deleted/overwritten in a software upgrade. Any better solution?