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Building static library on Netbeans [Windows]


   1.       Setup NetBeans IDE.

-          Download and install  NetBeans:  https://netbeans.org/downloads/

   2.       Install   Arduino Plugin for NetBeans.

-          Open NetBeans IDE.
-          Select Tools -> Plugins -> Available Plugins, Select Arduino-plugin in the list and  install

   3.       Install  Arduino IDE.

-          Download Arduino IDE : https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Donate
-          Note:
o    Name of installed folder of Arduino is not allowed to have space, by default Arduino is installed in folder: C:/Program Files/~ – having space in name, so Netbeans will not see the Arduino Tools.

   4.       Installi  Cygwin for  Windows.

-          Based on your OS's architecture  you select   32 or 64 bit version in this link https://cygwin.com/install.html.
-         Select packages to install in  Devel Group:
o   Gcc-core: C compiler
o   Gcc-g++: C++ Compiler.
o   Gdb: GNU debugger.
o   Make: the GNU version of ‘make’ utility
o   Cmake.

   5.       Add  Cygwin's path to system path variable.

-           Based on your installed folder of Cygwin so you chose suitable path. Example: E:\Soft\cygwin64\bin

   6.       Setup  build tool for Arduino on NetBeans.
-           Run NetBeans and select:  Tools > Options > C/C++, select tab Build Tools and click  Add Button to add   build tools for Arduino.



-          input path of  Arduino Compiler , and no space in all paths

- In Tab  “Code Assistance ” add path to tools for  C Compiler and  C++ Compiler as below.

        7.       Create a Project Arduino and configure.


-          select  board andcomport, select path to installed folder of Arduino.




-          Change some configuration in make file.

-          Click Build and run Arduino project ,  NetBeans  will  build project base on cross compiler specified, than create a  file *.hex and upload to Arduino board through Serial  Comport as flash in Arduino IDE.
-          You can also open  Cygwin terminal  and  cd  to  Arduino project folder and run command  “make upload”

        8.       Create a new execution  project and configure it to become static library project.

a.       Configure project to build static library.
-          After create, build and run executive project, than delete the main.cpp file and add header and source files that you want to create static library.
-          Right click on project , select  property > Build > Configuration Type > Static Library

-          NetBeans  workspace will look like:
-          if you build  project, liabrary file *.a will be created, but the  Output Windows will way that  building is falied , because in the  make file have command to creare hex file and upload to  board, you should disable this command or ignore the error message.
b.       Configure make file to disable creating  file *.hex .

-          Open Make file, search and comment out the command “#” :
“avr-objcopy -O ihex ${CND_ARTIFACT_PATH_${CONF}} ${CND_ARTIFACT_PATH_${CONF}}.hex”
Ø  # avr-objcopy -O ihex ${CND_ARTIFACT_PATH_${CONF}} ${CND_ARTIFACT_PATH_${CONF}}.hex
-          Rebuild lại project và xem kết quả:















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