RLP Example Make Failure

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I started experimenting with RLP process. The first thing I did was install the Yagarto tool suite as explained in the fine document “Getting started with GHI RLP”. Everything was successful.

I then unzipped the GHI RLP examples, opened a command window, changed to the appropriate directory and ran make. The make process reported an error “Command not found”. The attached screenshot shows the results.

I then executed “arm-none-eabi-gcc --version” from the command prompt and got the expected results (also shown in the screenshot) so I know the PATH is properly set.

Any suggestions as to what is causing the make error?

Regards,
Synapsys

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The gcc compiler is not added to your system path. Reinstall yagarto or add the path manually

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Hi Gus,

Attached is a screenshot of my path. As you can see c:\yagarto\bin is there and “arm-none-eabi-gcc.exe” is in the c:\yagarto\bin directory.

Regards,
Synapsys

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I followed this guide with success: http://www.itcrowd.be/getting-started-with-ghi-rlp.

I remember the guide also says something about avoiding spaces in directory/filenames

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The path your building in has a space in it. That is not allowed.

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Good catch Jeff, thanks :slight_smile:

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I changed the path where the example make file is installed to “C:\downloads\GIH_TinyCLR\RLP_User\EMX\RLP_Starter_Example\Native” which has no spaces. Same error.

I then changed the Makefile definition of CC and LD as follows:

CC =c:/yagarto/bin/arm-none-eabi-gcc
LD =c:/yagarto/bin/arm-none-eabi-gcc

The make then works as expected without errors. Since “c:\yagarto\bin” is part of my path I have no idea what’s wrong :frowning:

Regards,
Synapsys

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Skip everything, open command prompt and enter “arm-none-eabi-gcc”. If you get error then your problem is not related to RLP, but in windows/GCC setup.

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Hi Gus,

I didn’t mean to imply there was a problem related to RLP specifically :’(

I did as you asked and got the resposne “No input files”. I also entered arm-none-eabi-gcc --version and got the response " 4.5.2"…

Im sure this problem is Windows/GCC setup related but I haven’t figured out exactly what the probelm is yet.

Regards,
Synapsys

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opps, that is not what I mean, sorry. I am only trying to narrow down the problem to help you/us find the fix