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version: "1.0.0" name: sifli-build-win description: Build SiFli SDK projects on Windows using PowerShell. Use this skill when the user wants to compile/build SiFli SDK firmware, specify a board+example combo, or asks "编译", "build", "编译xxx例程", "用板子xxx编译". Handles environment setup via export.ps1, SCons build with --board option, and locating build artifacts.

SiFli SDK Windows Build

Builds SiFli SDK example/project firmware on Windows using PowerShell (powershell.exe).

⚠️ Platform restriction: This skill is for Windows only. Before proceeding, check the platform:
- Run uname -s to determine the OS
- If the result contains MINGW/MSYS/CYGWIN (Git Bash on Windows), proceed with the build.
- If the result is Linux or Darwin (macOS), do not proceed. Instead, tell the user: "This build skill requires Windows (PowerShell). On Linux/macOS, please use source ./export.sh in bash, then scons --board=<board> -j8. See the CLAUDE.md for Linux/macOS build instructions."

Environment

  • Build tool: SCons (invoked via the SDK's environment setup)
  • Environment setup: export.ps1 (PowerShell) in SDK root directory
  • Shell: powershell.exe — available via PATH on all Windows systems

Build Command Template

Since we're in a bash shell context, use powershell.exe -NoProfile -Command to invoke the build:

bash
powershell.exe -NoProfile -Command "
  cd <sdk_root>;
  .\\export.ps1;
  cd <project_dir>;
  scons --board=<board_name> -j8
" 2>&1

Parameters

ParameterDescriptionExample
<sdk_root>Absolute path to SDK root directoryE:\\code2\\SiFli-SDK-52S
<project_dir>Relative path (from SDK root) to the project containing SConstructexample\\get-started\\hello_world\\rtt\\project
<board_name>Board target name (with or without _hcpu suffix)sf32lb52-lcd_n16r8_hcpu

The <sdk_root> should be determined from the current working directory or the user's setup. If the user doesn't specify, use the working directory of the session.

Finding Valid Board Names

List available boards in customer/boards/:

bash
ls customer/boards/

Boards often have _hcpu or _lcpu subdirectories. The build target name includes the chip family prefix (e.g. sf32lb52-, sf32lb56-, sf32lb58-, eh-lb5xx, ec-lb5xx).

Finding Example Projects

Examples are in example/. Each project directory should contain SConstruct (or SConstruct inside a project/ subdirectory).

Common patterns:

  • example/get-started/hello_world/rtt/project/ — RT-Thread hello world
  • example/ble/<name>/project/hcpu/ — BLE examples (dual-core, HCPU side)
  • example/multimedia/lvgl/<name>/project/ — LVGL graphics examples

Build Output

After a successful build, artifacts are in the project's build_<board_name>/ directory:

  • main.elf — ELF executable
  • main.asm — Disassembly listing
  • output/ — Flashable binary/hex files
  • ftab.bin — Flash partition table
  • download.bat — Download script

A memory usage summary is printed at the end showing ROM/RAM utilization.

Common Issues

  1. `scons: command not found` — The SDK environment wasn't sourced properly. Make sure to run export.ps1 first in the same PowerShell session.
  2. Board not found — Verify the board name exists in customer/boards/. Try with and without _hcpu/_lcpu suffix.
  3. Permission denied — If a build already exists, clean with scons --board=<board> -c first.
  4. Worktree dirty warning — Non-blocking; the build will proceed.

Example Usage

User: "编译 helloworld/rtt，板子 sf32lb52-lcd_n16r8"

→ <sdk_root> = session's working directory → Set <project_dir> = example\\get-started\\hello_world\\rtt\\project → Set <board_name> = sf32lb52-lcd_n16r8_hcpu → Run the build command template above.

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