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how edit and apply the 'explorenfc-cardemulation' source?

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Former Member over 10 years ago

/* I'm not use English, so I do not speak English well, please excuse me

* Use the Google Translation

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I download a SW282911 at the NXP.com.
And then do it this
' ' ' shell
$ mkdir build
$ cd build
$ cmake ../source
$ make
' ' '
so when I run ' $ explorenfc-cardemulation' is success.
printed the 'Card Emulation started.'

 

And I fix the /source/main.c
Line Number 238:
printf("Card Emulation started.\n");
-> printf("My Card Emlation started.\n");
then $cd ../build
$ cmake ../source

$ make

 

I run '$ explorenfc-cardemulation' that result is

printed the 'Card Emulation started.'

I think that printed the 'My Card Emulation started.' is right, but result is not.

 

How change the source and apply it?

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  • michaelneurohr
    michaelneurohr over 10 years ago in reply to Former Member +1 verified
    The card emulation binary that you are executing is the one installed into your system (/usr/bin/). To run the binary that you just compiled, please run ./explorenfc-cardemulation. That command with the…
  • clem57
    0 clem57 over 10 years ago

    Did you change more than you though by accident? Please remove the change and try again. If OK then we need to understand where you put the change in the code.

    Clem

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    0 Former Member over 10 years ago in reply to clem57

    No, I just fixed 1, in main.c

     

    Line No.238: printf("Card Emulation started.\n");

    (fix like->) printf("My Card Emulation started.\n");

     

    cmake & make is success but,

    run result is not changed.

     

    whene I delete the line( printf("My Card Emulation started\n"); ),

    also is not changed.

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    0 michaelneurohr over 10 years ago in reply to Former Member

    The card emulation binary that you are executing is the one installed into your system (/usr/bin/).

    To run the binary that you just compiled, please run ./explorenfc-cardemulation. That command with the "./" runs the binary in the current directory.

     

    Michael

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    0 Former Member over 10 years ago in reply to michaelneurohr

    Oh, thanks,

     

    I used '$ explorenfc-cardemulation'

    '$ ./explorenfc-cardemulation'is right.

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