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wiki at http://wiki.eluaproject.net/ #166

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geeday opened this issue Oct 17, 2019 · 7 comments
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wiki at http://wiki.eluaproject.net/ #166

geeday opened this issue Oct 17, 2019 · 7 comments

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@geeday
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geeday commented Oct 17, 2019

The link doesn't work. I'm just starting on the eLua Bluemod+s42 road and feel it might be useful.
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@bogdanm
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bogdanm commented Oct 17, 2019

Sorry, I don't think there's any chance for the wiki to return anytime soon.

@geeday
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geeday commented Oct 17, 2019

Thanks for taking the time to respond. Without asking too many qustions, I'm looking to get eLua running on a nRF52832_xxAA (the micro in a Telit BlueMod+S24 BLE module). I know Telit have this running, but it's not on the board I have. Given I don't see this in the source code in "src\platform" is it non-trivial to get this going (building the image).
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bogdanm commented Oct 17, 2019

It's not gonna be trivial, but perharps not very difficult either. Given that the arch is Cortex-M, you can start from an existing Cortex-M port, strip (almost) everything out until you get something that compiles, then gradually add in the things that you're interested in, starting with UART (so you can have a console), GPIO and so on.

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geeday commented Oct 17, 2019

From the latest github file: building_win.txt
I've "build the cross compiler, run this command from the command line:" and can see luac.cross.exe

I'm now looking to build an image: http://www.eluaproject.net/doc/v0.9/en_building.html

that link talks about command:
scons cpu=STM32F4 -c
but this might be out of date given some comments in the building_win.txt file.

Somewhere we use luac.cross.exe and end up with a bin file that we flash the micro with?

Google comes up with a bit on eLua, but not much.

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@ildar
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ildar commented Oct 17, 2019 via email

@geeday
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geeday commented Oct 17, 2019

Thanks guys, I've got a compiled image, although nothing seems to come out of the serial port. Has the new image configured the UART pins correct? I get the same behaviour from an FW image acquired from the Telit website which was built for this +S42 module, so I'm hoping something fundamental.

For anyone else:
use latest documents
Lua For Windows (lfw) where applicable
I used the Arm GCC from their website and installed a Sourcery thing from Mentor (which compained about a missing GCC compiler, hence the install of the ARM one).
makes sure everything is your PATH.
following the instructions seemed OK.
much more complexity is in configuring things correctly.

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Are the contents and assets of the old wiki pages available somewhere?
Which markup format do these have?

archive.org has nothing:

No URL has been captured for this domain.

who is in charge of the eluaproject.net and could set up the DNS record to a static github.com site?

Because wiki.eluaproject.net could also be a static hosted markdown based github wiki site, pandoc could help in translating them to GHF Markdown.

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