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Release Notes for StellarisWare Revision 4674 (May 19, 2009)

with the introduction of new lm3s9b90, lm3s9b92 and lm3s9b96 kits, they are now required by

several boards so this change ensures that they are in a single, common location for all boards

that make use of them.

22.6.3 Update to Red Suite Project Import XML Files (Reference 9445)

Red Suite Version 2 upgrades the compiler tools to version 4.3.2. For building the boot loader,

the -Os option should be speciﬁed now (same as for Code Sourcery and GCC). Also, the way that

compiler deﬁnes are speciﬁed has changed and the new XML ﬁles will support these changes.

22.7 Bug Fixes in Stellaris Host Tools

22.7.1 Makefsﬁle updated to prevent generation of invalid C code (Refer-

ence 8651)

The makefsﬁle tool was updated to ensure that ﬁlenames containing characters which are not legal

within C variable names would be correctly translated into something that is valid C. In the previous

version, only spaces, dots and slashes were replaced with underscores. The new version adds

all the non-alphanumeric (shifted) characters to this list. Without this change, it was possible to

generate a C ﬁle system image ﬁle which would not compile if ﬁlenames in the directory being

imaged contained characters such as ‘-’, ‘+’.

22.7.2 makefsﬁle tool now adds correct headers to XML ﬁles (Reference

9361)

The makefsﬁle tool, used to generate images for internal ﬁle systems which can be used by the lwIP

HTTP server, would previously describe any ﬁle with a ‘.xml’ extension as ‘text/plain’ rather than

‘text/xml’. This caused problems when using AJAX since the XMLHttpRequest object would not

have the responseXML ﬁeld set when the asynchronous request completed (the response would

be stored only in the responseText ﬁeld).

22.7.3 Library ﬁles for Windows USB DLLs have been added to the release

(Reference 9386)

In previous releases, the library ﬁles lmusbdll.lib and lmdfu.lib were missing making it impossible to

build some of the USB example applications without having access to the Windows Device Driver

Kit. These ﬁles have now been added to the appropriate directories under StellarisWare/tools

allowing the examples to be built. Additionally, copies of the ﬁles have been included in the Windows

device driver package (SW-USB-windrivers) which already includes the DLLs that these library ﬁles

relate to, lmusbdll.dll and lmdfu.dll.

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