Topic : Ride7 IDE not recognising ARM tools

Forum : Ride IDE

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August 13, 2008 - 8:37am
Guest

Hi,

When installing Ride7 IDE (7.10.0000) and RKit-ARM for Ride7 (1.10.0000) an existing project will not build and the "Advanced ARM Options" do not appear in the IDE Local Settings.
[Note: another PC has these same tools installed, and the project builds correctly with the "Advanced ARM Options" present]

The tools were installed in the correct order (IDE then RKit) using default paths (D:Program Files\Raisonance\....) on both machines.

Help most appreciated.

regards,
Mykola

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August 13, 2008 - 9:14am
Guest

Hi Mykola

One way to check if the installation of RKit-ARM has been done correctly is to check in d:\Program Files\Raisonance\Ride\Config\
that the Folder ARM is there and is not empty.

What happens when you try to build your project do you get any message or just a "build failed"?

Best regards,
Matloub

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August 14, 2008 - 3:01am
Guest

Hi Matloub,

The ARM directory is there and contains 23 files with most of them have a ".config" extension.
[Note: the files in this directory are exactly the same as on the other PC where Ride7 works properly]

When building the 'Build Log' displays:

-----------------Build Started: 'Controller' in configuration 'Standard'-----------------

Building N:\controller\crt0_STR91x.s

Build Failed

I have screen dump of the Ride7 screen and can email it to you (don't know how to insert image onto this forum).

regards,
Mykola

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August 14, 2008 - 11:00am
Guest

Hi Mykola

I sent you an email so you can have mine and send me some information.

Matloub

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February 14, 2009 - 11:51pm
Guest

I am experiencing exactly the same problem: Ride7 always reports "Build failed". If I try to compile the project from the command line, it succeeds. I also suspected a problem with Path, but it seems to be ok:
The release initially installed was that given with the STM Primer release 1, then I downloaded the most recent version from Raisonance (both Ride7 and RKit) but with no success.

Regards,

Giuseppe

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February 16, 2009 - 2:57pm
Guest

Hi

I am afraid the problem is not identified.
As you can read in this post, the software is working on most computers.
and the problem appear in some computer but we could not reproduce this problem so it has not be solved.
The only known reason for a permanent build failed or nonsuccessful installation of Ride7 software was coming from:
+ Anitvirus setting that does not enable ride7 to run scripts
+ File extension settings that changed .rprj file default software to use (that should be left to Ride7)
+ System registry keys damaged (we do not know which ones because a customer resolved the problem by reinstall of windows)

regards,
Matloub

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February 16, 2009 - 3:11pm
Guest

Hi

I should add:

+ The process takes too much time because of network paths or (unusaual paths)

Can you check if you are not in one of this case.

Regards,
Matloub

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February 17, 2009 - 4:44pm
Guest

Unfortunately none of these seems to be my case.
I also tried to uninstall, delete the Raisonance directory and remove from the registry every reference to Raisonance or Ride... but the IDE still returns the same "Build failed" message with no further indication.

My path contains these references:

C:\Programmi\Raisonance\Ride\Bin;C:\Programmi\Raisonance\Ride\arm-gcc\bin

So I suppose path is correct.

Regards,

G.

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February 18, 2009 - 2:03pm
Guest

Hi

Can you let me know if when you select your application in your project explorer view
you do have Application options advanced ARM options and GCC,AS,LD ..options

Can you try to select a source file in your project view, right click on it and selct RUN->ARM Comiler

Regards,
Matloub

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February 18, 2009 - 2:28pm
Guest

If I select a source file in project view, right click on it and selct BUILD the IDE still returns the same "Build failed" message

and I have not Application options advanced ARM options and GCC,AS,LD ..options

Regards,
apro