Hi Miguel,
The issue you're encountering with the custom Platform Abstraction Layer in your Embedded Coder setup is due to the packNGo function not recognizing platform-specific macros such as __WIN32__, __linux__, or __APPLE__ during its parsing phase. This oversight results in an error when the parsing process encounters a #error directive because these macros are not defined.
To work around this issue, you need to manually define the macro corresponding to your target platform before calling packNGo. Since your target hardware is Ubuntu Core, you should define the __linux__ macro.
You can achieve this by adding the following line to your build script.
buildInfo.addDefines('-D__linux__');
This line should be included in your sl_customization.m script or wherever you manage your build configuration.
By defining the __linux__ macro, you ensure that the packNGo parsing process follows the correct platform-specific code paths, thereby avoiding the #error directive. Once this is done, you can attempt to regenerate the code with the "XCP on TCP/IP" setting.
If further issues arise, ensure that all necessary platform-specific files are included in your build configuration and that any other required macros are also defined.
