Hello! I downloaded WinARM and YAGARTO, and I spend quite a lot of time trying to understand all that is involved. Up to now, I have a question about make.exe I already had a 'make' installed on my computer, before I installed YAGARTO. I know it because it ran when I typed 'make' from command promt. It might be from my borland delphi installation, pic C compiler, or anything else. Anyway, how does eclipse know which make to run ?? I tried WinARM first, and I configured eclipse too, and works fine. YAGARTO works fine too. Both of them compile. But it might be just luck. How does eclipse know which make is the 'good' one?? thank you!
Patroclus Xx wrote:
> ...Anyway, how does eclipse know which make to run ??...
I don't use Eclipse but if you have not configured an absolute path to
make.exe my best guess that it's using the first one found in the
system-search path. The where-command from the shell/cmd should help. On
the PC im currenlty using it's:
C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\mthomas>where make
C:\WinAVR\utils\bin\make.exe
since I also have WinAVR installed and C:\WinAVR\utils\bin it the first
directory-entry in the PATH which holds a make.exe
Anyway. Maybe a Eclipse-User can jump in here.
Martin Thomas
Thank you. I also think it must be using the first make found in the path variable. In a few days I'll have some LPC2104 to play with, and I'll hopefully have some time to do some tests. So far this is my first ARM approach appart from GBA and NDS game programming with devkitpro. I only used PICs for microcontroller's projects, and the dev tools are much more straight fordward. Anyway, I don't know the where command... it doesn't work on my system, and there's no where.* file in my hard disk.
David S. wrote: > [...] > Anyway, I don't know the where command... it doesn't work on my system, > and there's no where.* file in my hard disk. I'm sorry. Yes, on the machine I'm currently writing where.exe is not available too. It's not part of the standard OS (at least not in W2k and XP). IRC where.exe is included in some Windows Resource Kits (at least in the W2K kit) and some newer Visual Studio installations (I have VS2005 installed on the other machine). Try to google for it, if you can not find it, just send me an e-mail (mthomas at rhrk dot uni-kl dot de).
Found it. Thanks :-)
David S. wrote:
> Found it. Thanks :-)
What I do normaly, I change the make.exe in the openocd by arm_make.exe
and change the configuration in my eclipse project to use arm_make.exe
instead of make.exe
No more problem with system path
my 0.02$
Jonathan