| After importing projects to new system: Program file does not exist [message #1773179] |
Fri, 22 September 2017 19:36  |
 Dáire Fagan
Messages: 5
Registered: March 2016 |
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I have been away from CDT for awhile, but I am trying to restore my old projects to a new system, with a fresh install of Eclipse on a new system. I configure the workspace, and when nothing will open, I delete the projects (but leave them on disk) and then manually open projects from file system, this works for Java.
Instead, when I try to run I receive the error:
Launching Variable Assignment has encountered an Error
Program file does not exist
/mnt/freedom/Insync/eclipse_workspace/linux/abc123/B L3.1 Variable Assignment/Debug/L3.1 Variable Assignment not found
/mnt/freedom/Insync/eclipse_workspace/linux/abc123/B L3.1 Variable Assignment/Debug/L3.1 Variable Assignment not found
/mnt/freedom/Insync/eclipse_workspace/linux/abc123/B L3.1 Variable Assignment/Debug/L3.1 Variable Assignment not found
To try and resolve this, I right click on the source file, and select Build.
Console output:
20:35:05 **** Building Selected Files of configuration Debug for project B L3.1 Variable Assignment ****
Info: Internal Builder is used for build
gcc -O0 -g3 -Wall -c -fmessage-length=0 -o src/variableassignment.o ../src/variableassignment.c
20:35:05 Build Finished (took 594ms)
When I try to run again I receive the same error.
This is probably something simple I need to change or have forgotten to do to this clean install of Eclipse?
[Updated on: Fri, 22 September 2017 19:38] Report message to a moderator |
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| Re: After importing projects to new system: Program file does not exist [message #1783033 is a reply to message #1783023] |
Wed, 07 March 2018 01:47  |
David Vavra
Messages: 1426
Registered: October 2012 |
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Opening (Importing, really) a project with File --> Open Projects from File System ... should work.
Old projects may need to be upgraded when loading into a newer workspace version.
This normally will happen automatically .
Don't know how successful it will be if it's from a really old version.
When you tried to launch your executable, you discovered it didn't exist.
Your attempt to fix it only compiled the main program
but did not link it to generate an executable.
Try selecting the project in the Project Explorer then
Project --> Set Active to select a build configuration.
May not be needed if there is only one configuration.
Then Project --> Build Project.
This should compile and link the project resulting in an executable.
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