Just down load and install CW 10.1 on Win7X64bit machine. I use the example project for HCS08 then import the projet then press re build all at it shows me error on main_asm on line 0
What could be the probelm?
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Hello
It looks like the problem is related to the installation path.
Can you please Try to uninstall CodeWarrior and re-install it in a path without any space in the fullpath.
For instance c:\Freescale
Is it working better?
If this is the case, I would recommend you to submit a service request for that.
Spaces should be accepted in path names.
Click here to submit a service request.
CrasyCat
Hello
Which sample project are you using?
What is the message you are getting (Whole message please)?
CrasyCat
Make sure win windows 7 you are running Codewarrior as administrator.
I have been working with the webserver demo I am also getting that error. I notice that it will not give me normal errors for syntax mistakes. This is the only error i have recieved. Is there something configured wrong in my project?
I try most of the example and giving me the same error
here is soem screen shots
Hello
1- Can you please copy content of the Console window and send it over?
Console will contain more details than Problem view.
2- If you are programming in assembler, directives and instructions cannot start on column 1.
Please insert at least 1 space or TAB in front of the XDEF and include instruction.
CrasyCat
1. Here is the attachement
2. Thanks for the info
Hello
It looks like the problem is related to the installation path.
Can you please Try to uninstall CodeWarrior and re-install it in a path without any space in the fullpath.
For instance c:\Freescale
Is it working better?
If this is the case, I would recommend you to submit a service request for that.
Spaces should be accepted in path names.
Click here to submit a service request.
CrasyCat
Thanks mate, it is working fine with C:\FreeScale
had that problem with 10.0, and changing the direction path for the project seems to work as well. The MQX was looking in program files, not program files x86, just throw the x86 in on the path and it picks up and runs with it.