Building EXIP for Contiki : ERROR

[Patricia Figueroa Millán]

Hi Everyone.
I am working with contiki and I want to integrate EXIP to my app.
However I got an error during the building process.
I did this:

--->I edited the Makefile under /build/gcc and I changed the TARGET value to contiki, like this:
TARGET ?= contiki
--->And I edited de build-params.mk file under /gcc/contiki and changed the platform to:
# Specify compiler to be used
COMPILER = msp430-gcc

# Specify ar tool to be used
ARCHIVER = msp430-gcc-ar

# Debug flags if any
DEBUGGING = #-O0 -g

# Warning flags
WARNING = -Wpacked -Wall

--->I commented this line because was causing some errors.
# Add aditional CFLAGS if any
#ADDITIONAL_CFLAGS = -mcpu=m16c -falign-functions=2 -nostartfiles -DROMSTART

# Whether to include the grammar generation module in the build
INCLUDE_GRAMMAR_GENERATION = false

# In case INCLUDE_GRAMMAR_GENERATION equals true; whether to
# support parsing of schema-mode EXI encoded XML Schemas
INCLUDE_SCHEMA_EXI_GRAMMAR_GENERATION = false

--->Finally I did a $sudo make and I got the next error:

msp430-gcc -Wpacked -Wall -I../../src/common/include -I../../src/contentIO/include -I../../src/grammar/include -I../../src/grammarGen/include -I../../src/streamIO/include -I../../src/stringTables/include -I../../include -Icontiki -I../../examples/simpleEncoding -I../../examples/simpleDecoding -I../../tests -I../../utils/schemaHandling/include -c ../../src/common/src/ASCII_stringManipulate.c -o ../../bin/ASCII_stringManipulate.o
In file included from ../../include/stringManipulate.h:20:0,
from ../../src/common/src/ASCII_stringManipulate.c:18:
../../include/procTypes.h:23:18: error fatal: time.h: No such file or directory compilation terminated
make: *** [../../bin/ASCII_stringManipulate.o] Error 1

The error is : No such file or directory compilation terminated
No such file or directory compilation terminated

[Rumen Kyusakov]

Hi Patricia,

exip reuses the "struct tm" definition from time.h header. Obviously time.h is not part of the standard libraries included as part of your compiler (msp430-gcc). You need to define "struct tm" manually to resolve this issue (see http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/webmonkeys/book/c_guide/2.15.html#variables).

Regards,
Rumen