 make : [...] Error 1 (ignored) [message #1694733] |
Thu, 07 May 2015 09:02  |
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Hello everyone !
I can't make my Arduino work with the Eclipse IDE... I've been trying for almost one week now, and it really upsets me...
I tried various tutoriels but no one seems to really work, the last one I tried was the one from Arduino's website (I can't post the link as I have less then 5 messages).
I did it many times to make sure I didn't miss anything important... and it feels like I'm very close to succeed, but I still encounter some errors when compiling.
The first time I compile, I get a message from windows which tells me that Id.exe has stoped... then a single errors appears :
make: ***[arduino_eciple_test.elf] Error 1
arduino_eclise_test is the name I gave to my project.
If I try to compile it again (without cleaning the projet), then 3 different errors appear :
make: [arduino_eclipse_test.hex] Error 1 (ignored)
make: [arduino_eclipse_test.lss] Error 1 (ignored)
make: [sizedummy] Error 1 (ignored)
and if I compile a third time only these two errors remain :
make: [arduino_eclipse_test.hex] Error 1 (ignored)
make: [sizedummy] Error 1 (ignored)
I have absolutely no idea about what causes these errors, how to solve them, and how it is possible to have differents errors when compiling several times in a row.
I am new to both Eclipse and Arduino, and stricly followed the instructions of the tuto (I even downloaded an old version of Arduino IDE to have access to the GNU make, after trying with WinAVR GNU make and the latest version of Arduino), obviously I looked up for these errors in google and it seems to be very common, but I did not understand the solutions at all...
If you have any idea of how I could unlock the situation, I would be very gratefull !!
(If I made any mistakes I apologie for my English as this is not my native language..)
thank you !
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| Re: make : [...] Error 1 (ignored) [message #1694760 is a reply to message #1694733] |
Thu, 07 May 2015 11:07  |
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On 05/07/2015 08:12 AM, alexis Bernard wrote:
> Hello everyone !
>
>
> I can't make my Arduino work with the Eclipse IDE... I've been trying
> for almost one week now, and it really upsets me...
>
> I tried various tutoriels but no one seems to really work, the last one
> I tried was the one from Arduino's website (I can't post the link as I
> have less then 5 messages).
>
> I did it many times to make sure I didn't miss anything important... and
> it feels like I'm very close to succeed, but I still encounter some
> errors when compiling.
>
> The first time I compile, I get a message from windows which tells me
> that Id.exe has stoped... then a single errors appears :
> make: ***[arduino_eciple_test.elf] Error 1
>
> arduino_eclise_test is the name I gave to my project.
>
> If I try to compile it again (without cleaning the projet), then 3
> different errors appear :
>
> make: [arduino_eclipse_test.hex] Error 1 (ignored)
> make: [arduino_eclipse_test.lss] Error 1 (ignored)
> make: [sizedummy] Error 1 (ignored)
>
> and if I compile a third time only these two errors remain :
>
> make: [arduino_eclipse_test.hex] Error 1 (ignored)
> make: [sizedummy] Error 1 (ignored)
>
>
> I have absolutely no idea about what causes these errors, how to solve
> them, and how it is possible to have differents errors when compiling
> several times in a row.
>
>
> I am new to both Eclipse and Arduino, and stricly followed the
> instructions of the tuto (I even downloaded an old version of Arduino
> IDE to have access to the GNU make, after trying with WinAVR GNU make
> and the latest version of Arduino), obviously I looked up for these
> errors in google and it seems to be very common, but I did not
> understand the solutions at all...
>
>
> If you have any idea of how I could unlock the situation, I would be
> very gratefull !!
>
> (If I made any mistakes I apologie for my English as this is not my
> native language..)
>
> thank you !
The solution will have to come from the third-party, Arduino or their
community. You won't find much help here. You might try
stackoverflow.com if they have an Arduino tag.
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