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Larz
Contributor III

Goodday,

MCUXpresso 11.9.0_2144 gives an error when trying to build.

It gives me:

Error: Program "make" not found in PATH

PATH=[C:/NXP/MCUXpressoIDE_11.9.0_2144/ide//plugins/org.eclipse.ju.........etc

 

I see the double forward slash after "ide" and before "plugins".

I think thats my problem, but I cannot find the right place to edit this path.

Here the path is right:

Larz_0-1710079355680.png

 

And here is okey:

Larz_0-1710079464509.png

 

And here the path is also correct. 

Larz_1-1710079507432.png

 

Where must I edit this line?

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Larz
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@EdwinHz 

I manualy enter the PATH in project -> properties -> C/C++ Build -> Environment. That seems to help because the first error is gone.

Now I have another problem when trying to build:

Larz_0-1710318382562.png

You see in the "Project Explorer" that the MCU is chip JN5189. But when you look at the "Problems" tab in the middel/under you see that the used SDKpackage for this project is K32W061. But I have the JN5189DK6 package.

Therefore I edited the Makefile and selected the correct chip.

 

Another try to build gives me an Error 2. Look at the Screenshot below in the "Problems" tab middle/under.

Larz_0-1710320044628.png

 

What do you suggest to do now? I've added the the Build Log as an attachment.

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Larz
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Nobody knows why the file "/Binaries/DimmableLight_NtagIcode_GpCombo_Ota_OM15081/obj/port_JN518x.d" is not in the map?

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EdwinHz
NXP TechSupport
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Hi @Larz,

Try created a brand-new workspace, and importing an SDK example from the "Quick start Menu", as such:

EdwinHz_0-1710279102470.png

A simple Hello World will do. The objective is to see if the PATH disappearance is due to incompatibilities with the project you are using, or something else.

BR,
Edwin.

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Larz
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@EdwinHz 

I manualy enter the PATH in project -> properties -> C/C++ Build -> Environment. That seems to help because the first error is gone.

Now I have another problem when trying to build:

Larz_0-1710318382562.png

You see in the "Project Explorer" that the MCU is chip JN5189. But when you look at the "Problems" tab in the middel/under you see that the used SDKpackage for this project is K32W061. But I have the JN5189DK6 package.

Therefore I edited the Makefile and selected the correct chip.

 

Another try to build gives me an Error 2. Look at the Screenshot below in the "Problems" tab middle/under.

Larz_0-1710320044628.png

 

What do you suggest to do now? I've added the the Build Log as an attachment.

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Ricardo_Zamora
NXP TechSupport
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Hi @Larz ,

Could you please confirm that you followed the instructions listed in JN-AN-1260 Zigbee 3 Getting Started? Section 5.3 SDK Installation describes the steps required for a correct installation of the JN5189 SDK. Also, Section 5.9 Application Note Installation describes how to install, compile and program these App Notes.

 

Best Regards,

Ricardo

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Larz
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@Ricardo_Zamora Thank you for your reply.

That is exactly what I have done. The SDK seems to be installed the right way:

Larz_0-1710366886690.png

And also the JN-AN-1218 is also installed the way as descripted in JN-AN-1260

Larz_1-1710367042114.png

But still I get the error according the attachment Build Log.txt

The proces can not find file: /Binaries/DimmableLight_NtagIcode_GpCombo_Ota_OM15081/obj/port_JN518x.d

When I go to this map, I don't see this file either. Does it have to be made? Or is it not included in the file that I downloaded?

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Larz
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@EdwinHz Thank you for your reply.

When I import the Blink example SDK, the Path stays in the environment:

Larz_0-1710283561387.png

 

With a clean import of JN-AN-1244 the path is oke. But when I try building it gives me the error and the path is gone:

Larz_1-1710283662425.png

Larz_2-1710283732315.png

 

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Larz
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@EdwinHz 

Hai Edwin,Thank you for the reply.

The craziest thing happened. I imported JN-AN-1244, and checked the properties:

Larz_0-1710235522449.png

The path is there. Than I press "build" and I get the error. But then when I look at the properties:

Larz_1-1710235608879.png

The path is gone?!?!?

 

Could it have something to do with the settings Binary Parsers? I'm on a windows machine by the way...

Larz_2-1710235813067.png

 

And I checked the correct ones?

 

 

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AdrianOltean
NXP Employee
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Note that the first screenshot the PATH is associated to a build configuration ("ExtendedColorLight...") whereas the "missing" PATH from the other screenshots are associated to other build configuration ("DimmableLight..."). Also pay attention to the build configuration that is being built.

Regards,

Adrian

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EdwinHz
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Hi @Larz,

Do you see this issue in every project you try to build or have you only tried one? For single projects, the path under "C/C++ Build" > "Environment" > "PATH", as such:

EdwinHz_0-1710191649443.png

You could also check here, but to open this you have to select project properties rather than IDE properties.

BR,
Edwin.

 

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