It is caused by the wrong placement of the " " in the path of the system variable. Remove those " " and just copy paste the location from a Window explorer.
Hello,
This is a bit strange. I can't reproduce the problem on my side. Can you give me a few details about your setup:
- matlab version
- toolbox version
- a copy of the Matlab Diagnostic Viewer
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Thank you!
Daniel
Hi hj,
I re-tested the toolbox using your setup: Win10+Matlab 2015b on 64b and fresh install of 1.3 version and it works. See the attachment. Can you compare the folder content with the one generated on your computer? Does it contains the same files?
Things to try:
- check you have administrative rights on your PC;
- re-install the toolbox after uninstalling the current existing one;
Hope this helps!
Daniel
Hi Daniel,
I did it with gour method :install the toolbox again with administrative rights on my PC.However,.mot file still does not exsit ,and another error generates .Can you help me check it ?
Thanks again!
Hj
Hi hj,
Can you or someone else translate the error message into English?
Does it says:
'"C:/"Program' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
gmake: *** [crt0.o] Error 1
If so, then you have not set correctly the system variable for MW_TOOL.
Hope this helps!
Daniel
Hi hj,
When you install any piece of SW that needs to access "Program Files" it is advisable to install from an Administrator type account on that PC. Otherwise some files might failed to be copied in.
I guess that is a message about "file not found"
Between your setup and mine the only difference is the compiler chain. You are using CW for MPC55xx and MPC56xx while i used CW MCU 10.7
I do not know that is inside the CW for MPC devices. I will try to get one installed on my computer and give it a try.
In the mean time, can you try with a CW for MCU or any other compiler toolchain ?
Best regards,
Daniel