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Joerg:
Hi,

when I try to compile my ARM project I got the followin build message:
Execution of 'make.exe -f makefile all' in 'W:\ReaderARM7' failed.
Nothing to be done.

I'm sure that there is something 'to be done' but I don't know where
this message is coming from, CodeBlocks or make?
I use the WinARM distribution for crosscompiling not GNUARM,
so I don't need to use mingw.
Is there a debug option where I can see the make calls on console?
Regards,
Joerg

Joerg:
Hi,

I had to add the compiler paths to the environment PATH,
so make can find them.
I also found the Code::Blocks debug tab.   :D
So this was an easy one.
By

Joerg:
Ok need help again,   :(

the environment varaibles are not saved.
I have to add my PATH every time I start CB.
CB crashes when I try to save my project with 'save as...'
I use Version 1.0 revision 3126 (2006-10-22 13:31:25)   gcc 3.4.5 Windows/unicode,
build from oct 22 2006 under WinXP.
Regards,

MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: rekisum on October 25, 2006, 03:38:25 pm ---the environment varaibles are not saved.
I have to add my PATH every time I start CB.

--- End quote ---
What do you mean? The environment variables of the envvar plugin? Or do you mean additional path's that you can setup in the compiler options? The envvar plugin works very well for me - all the revisions back... Please explain step-by-step what you do.
With regards, Morten.

Joerg:
Hi,

I open my project .cbp.
Then, under 'Settings/Environment/Environment Variables' I add
PATH=D:\Programs\WinARM\bin;D:\Programs\WinARM\utils\bin

I do a build, everything works fine.
Then I close my project (maybe save before) and close CB.
When I start CB again and open my project, building doesn't work
because my environment variable is gone.

Maybe I misunderstand the concepts of CB here.
Where should these parameters be stored?
Regards,

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