Hi, I've installed WinARM Version 20060606 and I've Unpacked the archive to C:\Programmi\ and extended the system search-path (environment-variable PATH) by C:\Programmi\WinARM\bin;C:\Programmi\WinARM\utils\bin; After that, I've opened an example project (at91sam7s64_Hello). When I "make.exe" all or "make.exe" clean I got following errors: > "make.exe" all MAKE Version 5.2 Copyright (c) 1987, 2000 Borland Error makefile 181: Command syntax error Error makefile 183: Command syntax error Error makefile 185: Command syntax error Error makefile 337: Colon expected Error makefile 347: Command syntax error Error makefile 348: Command syntax error Error makefile 349: Command syntax error Error makefile 359: Command syntax error Error makefile 360: Command syntax error Error makefile 361: Command syntax error Error makefile 365: Command syntax error Error makefile 366: Command syntax error Error makefile 367: Command syntax error Error makefile 378: Command syntax error Error makefile 379: Command syntax error Error makefile 380: Command syntax error Error makefile 425: Command syntax error *** 17 errors during make *** > Process Exit Code: 1 > Time Taken: 00:00 Could somebody help me? Thanks in advance Devis
Devis wrote: > ... > MAKE Version 5.2 Copyright (c) 1987, 2000 Borland > ... This is a FAQ. The WinARM-package includes a file readme.htm which mentions this issue. It also has been discussed in this forum at least twice. Summary: the makefiles are created for a GNU make while you ar using make from Borland. possible workarounds: - remove the directory with the Borland make.exe from the search-patch or - search for files with the name make.exe and rename all but the one in the WinARM/utils/bin directory so the one that comes with WinARM is the only make.exe in the search-path (i.e. rename the make.exe from Borland to borland_make.exe) or - rename the make.exe that comes with WinARM to gnumake.exe and use gnumake all instead of make all or - call the make.exe included in WinARM with the full path. (c:\WinARM\utils\bin\make.exe all) Hope this helps, Martin Thomas
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