Closed Oakeson closed 7 years ago
What OS are you using? I will see if I can replicate the issue.
I'm using Windows 10 (64-bit).
I uninstalled all other versions of MPLAB X IDE and all other versions of Harmony. Harmony v1.09 was installed by downloading and then going to MPLAB's Plugins dialog and adding in the Downloaded tab.
I have my git repo at the same directory depth as the code here (i.e. /Users/XXX/Documents/GitHub/aws-iot-firmware-pic32mz) and I edited the configuration.xml to swap in any differences in the directory path such as the username under /Users.
I tried installing Harmony at the following locations -- either is fine long term, but they both yield the same failures. The first is, I believe, the Microchip recommended location while the second appears to match where the developer has it for this project
/microchip/harmony/v1_09
/Users/XXX/Documents/Microchip/harmony/v1_09
With both Harmony locations, I tried adding the Harmony source folder to the Source Folders under the General section of the Project Properties. I also loaded the Harmony Configurator and had it generate code.
In all scenarios, I get a "Errors while reading XML from aws-iot-ethernet" dialog box when I bring up the project in MPLAB X IDE. There's also a stream of errors like this:
Error: Project "aws-iot-ethernet" refers to file "ecc.h" which does not exist in the disk. The project failed to load.
Error: Project "aws-iot-ethernet" refers to file "arc4.h" which does not exist in the disk. The project failed to load.
Error: Project "aws-iot-ethernet" refers to file "pwdbased.h" which does not exist in the disk. The project failed to load.
Error: Project "aws-iot-ethernet" refers to file "tfm.h" which does not exist in the disk. The project failed to load.
...
I have not modified the Include directories section of the Preprocessing and messages dropdown menu of the XC32 xc32-gcc project properties.
Thanks for looking into it...
I am not able to replicate your error, but let me walk you though what I have done just so that we are on the same page. I am using a clean install of Windows 10 Pro 64-bit on an i5 Surface Pro 4 4G Ram.
I download a fresh copy of the same tools you used.
Installed each of the following
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microchip\MPLABX\v3.40
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microchip\xc32\v1.42
C:\microchip\harmony\v1_09
Started MPLab X and made sure that Harmony v1.09 was setup with the right configurator
Clone the repo to the c:\
location so that I got a directory structure of...
C:\aws-iot-firmware-pic32mz\software\aws-iot-ethernet\firmware\aws-iot-ethernet.X
I then followed the steps in the Compile and Programing Guide guide (skipping step 8 as I did in step 3 of this reply)
NOTE: When you run step 12 -> 14 is should reconfigure all of the file locations for you so you do not have to modify anything.
Ran Clean, Build and Compile - Code fully compiled
Just to make sure that the path was not an issue for you, I cloned the repo to my user documents folder as you have done
C:\Users\steph\Documents\aws-iot-firmware-pic32mz\software\aws-iot-ethernet\firmware\aws-iot-ethernet.X
I got the same results in building this time.
Thanks for the detailed investigation. Apparently the directory name was too long/deep -- I was using the following location:
C:\Users\SGWXXXX\Documents\GitHub\aws-iot-firmware-pic32mz
I was sure that was safe from directory depth issues, but it's not and moving it to C:\aws-iot-firmware-pic32mz
worked.
I'm going through the same error, and I'm using a macOS. It's weird because last week, it compiled with my "HW 1.s," but now, I added another filed names "HW 2.s," and it's giving me a refer error. What causes this?
why Microchip is not responding to this error, me too got the same error. I have all latest version of MPLABX, x32, x16, x8, harmony v2.06. However, I am getting this error with all demo projects of PIC24 curiosity board and pic32MX EF curiosity board.
In the Compiling and Programming instructions here, the instructions say "With your project opened, right click on the project aws-iot-ethernet in the Projects tab and select Set as Main Project". This cannot be done as the project loads with file not found errors using MPLAB 3.40 and Harmony v1.09.
I suspect the problem is in aws-iot-firmware-pic32mz\software\aws-iot-ethernet\firmware\src\system_config\DM990004_IoT_Ethernet\configuration.xml, as it contains relative directory locations for Harmony and absolute directory locations for the developer's Documents directory; however, even making all harmony directories absolute and updating the location of Documents yields the same project loading file-not-found errors. The sections of configuration.xml that are affected are
<HarmonyPath>
,<CompilerItems>
, and<Libraries>