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[cls_egr]

Hi,

Have any one encounter the following message when trying to Build the software executable file?

Calling Make for target build_exe with flags "CO_INC=C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\Include" "LIB_DIR=C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\Libraries" "HW_EXPORT_DIR=EDK" "HW_TARGET_DIR=hw" "SW_EXPORT_DIR=EDK" "SW_TARGET_DIR=sw" "HW_SRC=HelloWorld_hw.c" "SW_SRC=HelloWorld_sw.c HelloWorld.c" "EXE_SRC=HelloWorld.c HelloWorld_hw.c HelloWorld_sw.c" "EXE=HelloWorld.exe" "SMD_EXE=HelloWorld.exe" "ARCH_ID=xilinx_ppc_plb" "GENRTL_EXE=impulse_genvhdl.exe" "HDL_FILE_EXT=vhd" "A_FLAGS_OPT= -no_port_bus_connect " "DEBUG=-g

Instead of:
======== Building target 'build_exe' in file _Makefile ========
"C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\MinGW\bin\gcc" -g "-IC:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\Include" -DWIN32 "-IC:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\MinGW\include" -o HelloWorld.o -c HelloWorld.c
"C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\MinGW\bin\gcc" -g "-IC:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\Include" -DWIN32 "-IC:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\MinGW\include" -o HelloWorld_hw.o -c HelloWorld_hw.c
"C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\MinGW\bin\gcc" -g "-IC:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\Include" -DWIN32 "-IC:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\MinGW\include" -o HelloWorld_sw.o -c HelloWorld_sw.c
"C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\MinGW\bin\gcc" -g HelloWorld.o HelloWorld_hw.o HelloWorld_sw.o "C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\Libraries\ImpulseC.lib" -o HelloWorld.exe
======== Build of target 'build_exe' complete ========

Is this problem caused by settings, licencing, or other?

thank you in advance

[etrexel]

Hi,

Have any one encounter the following message when trying to Build the software executable file?

Calling Make for target build_exe with flags "CO_INC=C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\Include" "LIB_DIR=C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\Libraries" "HW_EXPORT_DIR=EDK" "HW_TARGET_DIR=hw" "SW_EXPORT_DIR=EDK" "SW_TARGET_DIR=sw" "HW_SRC=HelloWorld_hw.c" "SW_SRC=HelloWorld_sw.c HelloWorld.c" "EXE_SRC=HelloWorld.c HelloWorld_hw.c HelloWorld_sw.c" "EXE=HelloWorld.exe" "SMD_EXE=HelloWorld.exe" "ARCH_ID=xilinx_ppc_plb" "GENRTL_EXE=impulse_genvhdl.exe" "HDL_FILE_EXT=vhd" "A_FLAGS_OPT= -no_port_bus_connect " "DEBUG=-g

Instead of:
======== Building target 'build_exe' in file _Makefile ========
"C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\MinGW\bin\gcc" -g "-IC:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\Include" -DWIN32 "-IC:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\MinGW\include" -o HelloWorld.o -c HelloWorld.c
"C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\MinGW\bin\gcc" -g "-IC:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\Include" -DWIN32 "-IC:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\MinGW\include" -o HelloWorld_hw.o -c HelloWorld_hw.c
"C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\MinGW\bin\gcc" -g "-IC:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\Include" -DWIN32 "-IC:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\MinGW\include" -o HelloWorld_sw.o -c HelloWorld_sw.c
"C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\MinGW\bin\gcc" -g HelloWorld.o HelloWorld_hw.o HelloWorld_sw.o "C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\Libraries\ImpulseC.lib" -o HelloWorld.exe
======== Build of target 'build_exe' complete ========

Is this problem caused by settings, licencing, or other?

thank you in advance

Hi,
That looks like a build for another target like hardware simulation or HDL generation. Not sure how it could happen. Have you tried doing a project clean between builds?

Ed

[cls_egr]

Hi,
That looks like a build for another target like hardware simulation or HDL generation. Not sure how it could happen. Have you tried doing a project clean between builds?

Ed

Hi,

It will do the same thing if I try to generate hardware code or clean the project (except that would say clean instead of build):

Calling Make for target clean with flags "CO_INC=C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\Include" "LIB_DIR=C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\Libraries" "HW_EXPORT_DIR=EDK" "HW_TARGET_DIR=hw" "SW_EXPORT_DIR=EDK" "SW_TARGET_DIR=sw" "HW_SRC=HelloWorld_hw.c" "SW_SRC=HelloWorld_sw.c HelloWorld.c" "EXE_SRC=HelloWorld.c HelloWorld_hw.c HelloWorld_sw.c" "EXE=HelloWorld.exe" "SMD_EXE=HelloWorld.exe" "ARCH_ID=xilinx_ppc_plb" "GENRTL_EXE=impulse_genvhdl.exe" "HDL_FILE_EXT=vhd" "A_FLAGS_OPT= -no_port_bus_connect " "DEBUG=-g"

It was working fine yesterday, and running the same program in another computer works as well, that is why I am not sure why suddenly it is behaving like this.

Thank you

cls

[etrexel]

Hi,

It will do the same thing if I try to generate hardware code or clean the project (except that would say clean instead of build):

Calling Make for target clean with flags "CO_INC=C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\Include" "LIB_DIR=C:\Impulse\CoDeveloper2\Libraries" "HW_EXPORT_DIR=EDK" "HW_TARGET_DIR=hw" "SW_EXPORT_DIR=EDK" "SW_TARGET_DIR=sw" "HW_SRC=HelloWorld_hw.c" "SW_SRC=HelloWorld_sw.c HelloWorld.c" "EXE_SRC=HelloWorld.c HelloWorld_hw.c HelloWorld_sw.c" "EXE=HelloWorld.exe" "SMD_EXE=HelloWorld.exe" "ARCH_ID=xilinx_ppc_plb" "GENRTL_EXE=impulse_genvhdl.exe" "HDL_FILE_EXT=vhd" "A_FLAGS_OPT= -no_port_bus_connect " "DEBUG=-g"

It was working fine yesterday, and running the same program in another computer works as well, that is why I am not sure why suddenly it is behaving like this.

Thank you

cls

Hi,
It would seem either the project file is corrupt or the make files are not being written for some reason. If you happened to move your directory, make sure there are no spaces in the path, odd things can occur otherwise. If that's not it, can you please try doing a manual clean and remove all files in the directory especially anything beginning with "_" like "_Make_*.bat"?
Other than that, has anything changed since the last time you successfully compiled? And have you tried with a new copy of the HelloWorld example, does it do the same thing?
If your project continues to exhibit the error, please zip up a copy and send to support@impulsec.com for inspection.

Thanks,
Ed

[cls_egr]

Hi,
It would seem either the project file is corrupt or the make files are not being written for some reason. If you happened to move your directory, make sure there are no spaces in the path, odd things can occur otherwise. If that's not it, can you please try doing a manual clean and remove all files in the directory especially anything beginning with "_" like "_Make_*.bat"?
Other than that, has anything changed since the last time you successfully compiled? And have you tried with a new copy of the HelloWorld example, does it do the same thing?
If your project continues to exhibit the error, please zip up a copy and send to support@impulsec.com for inspection.

Thanks,
Ed

Hi,

I tried other programs as well, not just HelloWorld. I used HelloWorld because it was a given example. I can open the same files in a different computer with Impulse C, but I am having trouble compiling any program in this computer. I will try to clean the program manually, but I do not believe the problem is with the program or the directory, since I am able to work with the same program in a different computer.

Thank you
cls

[cls_egr]

Hi,

Thank you for all your help, I found out that the error is the window I looking at.

cls