Hello,
Attempt to build a project produce the following error (extract from Build log):
Running command: make.exe -f Makefile Release
using saved target 'cc2538dk'
make: *** No rule to make target 'Release'. Stop.
What does this message mean ?
This happans in spite of I have set all parameters in project settings as those in another project (that is successfully built).
What should I check else ?
Thanks in advance
BR
Pavel
P.S. I could build the source file just employing make command in command prompt:
make TARGET=cc2538dk all
But working this way I can't use Code::Block facilities ... such as exploring project hierarchy
The make command will use the target that you configured in your project settings as target for the makefile.
Usually the existing targets are Debug and Release if you create a new project. Make sure these target names match the targets in your makefile.
Resolved
In the Project build options --> "Make" Commands, the Build project/target command must be:
$make -f $makefile
i.e. without anything after $makefile
BR
Pavel
Quote from: Pavel_47 on September 16, 2014, 05:37:47 PM
Resolved
In the Project build options --> "Make" Commands, the Build project/target command must be:
$make -f $makefile
i.e. without anything after $makefile
BR
Pavel
That's only correct, if you use the makefile with the default target.