Warning: Did not find file Compiler/-ASM How to solve this warning??Even though Warning build is happen is it correct build or not??

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Warning: Did not find file Compiler/-ASM

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It looks like the platform was not detected; the skipped on the C compiler check is probably related. Are you using a toolchain file? If so, you probably need to give the platform name.

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The Green Hills MULTI generator hasn’t been tested when enabling ASM as a language. I’ve only used C CXX. If you don’t enable ASM as a language you still could add the assembly files to the target. I think there is a decent chance that the target would build correctly.

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The skipped is a normal CMake message since 3.18 when the ABI works, see https://gitlab.kitware.com/cmake/cmake/-/merge_requests/4789#note_797935

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I’d go by fdk17’s response as it seems the GHS Multi generator just doesn’t support ASM yet.

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I’ve tested this out; You can add .s files as sources and it will be built into the executable.

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Hi, I got the same problem, but adding the *.s to the sources of c files list do not resolve, because it creates the .o but then:

Output from Assembling startup.s:
[asarm] (error #2179) startup.s 1: unexpected token type (binaryop) encountered; expected type (identifier)

this generates many errors and then block the operation.
Is there a way to avoid the “asarm” assembly part? This is a port from a make project…I know that for the assembly should be used “ccarm”, but I’m not able to set it up.

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I got the same problem with a slight difference:

-- Warning: Did not find file Compiler/cc65-ASM

As least the correct toolchain was detected but no assembler sources where compiled.

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This is a different warning. If you use ASM language for any compiler, CMake expects a cmake file with that name for setup.
CMake contains such files for every compiler where it supports Assembler. CC65 is not supported by CMake itself.

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CMake expects a cmake file with that name for setup.

Where does CMake expect the file to be? I provided an appropriate file in the source directory on of the many tests I made. But CMake didn’t search `${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/Compiler/cc65-ASM.cmake’.

CC65 is not supported by CMake itself.

Yes, this is indeed the problem. Using an unsupported compiler with CMake seem to be close to impossible.

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The file is expected in the CMAKE_MODULE_PATH.
But adding that file will only suppress that warning, it won’t add any functionality.
The toolchain file from that repo you mentioned, works fine for C and ASM. The example compiles without any problems.

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