Cedev-config: Command not found

[Orbisculating-Flerovium]

I run a Mac and previously was able to make the examples from CE toolchain after some surfing, but when I made one of my projects I got an error. I tried running the examples make again and got the same error:

/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/bin/make -C hello_world/ make[1]: cedev-config: Command not found make[1]: No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop. make: [hello_world/makefile] Error 2

I also exported the path like this: export PATH=/~/CEdev/bin:$PATH but I still got the bug. I do have an antivirus, but I can still see the file inside the CEdev bin, so that probably isn't the issue. What's more interesting is that when I run the troublesome include line include "$(shell cedev-config --makefile)", but edited so it goes from the home directory like "include $(shell ~/CEdev/bin/cedev-config --makefile)" I get it to where it says this:

make: cedev-config: Command not found make: cedev-config: Command not found make: cedev-config: Command not found make: *** No rule to make target /lib/crt/crt0.src', needed bybin/PROJECT.bin'. Stop.

so that it runs the error 3 times. Did I set something up wrong? What happened?

[adriweb]

It's not PATH=/~/CEdev/bin:$PATH that you have to use, but: PATH=~/CEdev/bin:$PATH (or the full path)

[Orbisculating-Flerovium]

Thanks. Didn't think that "/" made much of a difference, but evidently it does.