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Forum: ARM programming with GCC/GNU tools arm-elf-gcc not found error message


von Tarun (Guest)


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I am using, lpc2xxx controller arm7 core.
All of the sudden when i tried to compile my program using make in pn
editor i sdtarted facing the problem with error message exactly as
writen below...
kindly provide support on this. I have been doing this thing since last
many days. but today suddenly this problem started. I have tried
reinstalling WinARM


arm-elf-gcc: not found
make: *** [gccversion] Error 127

von Super M. (techbuddy)


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check to see if the path is proper in the PATH according to the
installation guidelines.
also check if some other applications such as ( GNUARM or Cygwin ) are
in the PATH. If yes, please remove them.
If you are using XP, please delete make*.* files in c:\windows\prefetch\
.. restart the computer.
Things might help.  (atleast it did for me )

Tutu

von Tarun (Guest)


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Tutu Ag wrote:
> check to see if the path is proper in the PATH according to the
> installation guidelines.
> also check if some other applications such as ( GNUARM or Cygwin ) are
> in the PATH. If yes, please remove them.
> If you are using XP, please delete make*.* files in c:\windows\prefetch\
> .. restart the computer.
> Things might help.  (atleast it did for me )
>
> Tutu



dear, cygwin not installed...
tried deleting make*.* files...
didnt work..
tell me about these  path settings.. and how can it happen when i have
been compiling it from last many days..
any ways assist for PATH settings..
Tarun

von Super M. (techbuddy)


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did u use another IDE while using WinARM ? The same problem occured to
me only when I used another IDE at the same time WinARM was installed.
When you have been compiling for many days, then it is unlikely that
your path settings are incorrect.
I dont know. Sorry

Tutu

von Jim K. (ancaritha)


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It is unlikely to be your path settings since it was working previously,
but it can't hurt to double check them.  If you aren't sure how to do
this:

Right click on 'My Computer' and click on properties.  Click on the
'Advanced' tab, and then the Environment Variables button.  Under the
'System Variables' section there should be a variable called PATH.  It
should have  C:\WinARM\bin;C:\WinARM\utils\bin; in it.

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