what is the meaning "Nothing to build for mchf-eclipse"?

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SDR firmware and bootloader with configuration files for use with Eclipse, EmBitz and Makefile

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what is the meaning "Nothing to build for mchf-eclipse"? #1869

Closed ideapad2009 closed 4 years ago

ideapad2009 commented 4 years ago

project can not compile.

df8oe commented 4 years ago

Please can you specify your workspace? Graphical tool or build via make? I am building via make and it works perfectly.

ideapad2009 commented 4 years ago

I import the archive into eclipse IDE and use the Build menu. It give the tip "Nothing to build for mchf-eclipse" in console.

df8oe commented 4 years ago

I haven't build using IDE since years - only building via make. Have you build mchf-libs first? Every build consists of two steps. First the libraries, then the firmware...

ideapad2009 commented 4 years ago

mchf-libs also can not build. The ArtifactType of "Build ArtifactType" menu is null instead of "Executable".

db4ple commented 4 years ago

Hi, let me ask you a couple of questions, please answer ALL of them:

Did you follow the instructions given in the UHSDR Wiki to install GNU MCU Eclipse etc.?

If not, please do so and try again with this Eclipse installation. Is it working now?

If you did install GNU MCU Eclipse and it is not working, please paste the screen shot of your Eclipse project view and the "Help->About Eclipse" window.

THX!

ideapad2009 commented 4 years ago

Hi, let me ask you a couple of questions, please answer ALL of them:

Did you follow the instructions given in the UHSDR Wiki to install GNU MCU Eclipse etc.?

If not, please do so and try again with this Eclipse installation. Is it working now?

If you did install GNU MCU Eclipse and it is not working, please paste the screen shot of your Eclipse project view and the "Help->About Eclipse" window.

THX!

Hi,I do exactly as the guide again.Things changed, Build Error information: Program "arm-none-eabi-gcc" not found in PATH. I am sure I have installed arm-none-eabi-gcc.

db4ple commented 4 years ago

Hi, verify that on Window->Preferences->MCU the "Global ARM Toolchain Paths", "Global Build Tool Paths", "Global OpenOCD Path" point to the right directories/settings where the respective tools are installed. Paths will not be indentical to the picture shown below, but you get an idea. The paths usually end with ".../bin"

ideapad2009 commented 4 years ago

Hi, verify that on Window->Preferences->MCU the "Global ARM Toolchain Paths", "Global Build Tool Paths", "Global OpenOCD Path" point to the right directories/settings where the respective tools are installed. Paths will not be indentical to the picture shown below, but you get an idea. The paths usually end with ".../bin"

Per your tip,I have sucessfully compiled. Thank you.