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Hello
I try command line compilation. Make all like in article . I write bat file
set PSOCTOOLS="C:\Program Files\Cypress\PSoC Designer\5.1\Common\CypressSemiBuildMgr\tools"
set DEVICE=CY7C63813-SXC
set BASEDEVICE=CY7C63800
set LASTROM=0x1fff
set path = %PSOCTOOLS%
make -f %PSOCTOOLS%\Makefile clean
make PROJNAME=test1 -f %PSOCTOOLS%\Makefile makemake
make -f %PSOCTOOLS%\Makefile depend
make PROJNAME=test1 -f %PSOCTOOLS%\Makefile
PAUSE
The next error appear.
U:\cyprojects\test1\test1>make PROJNAME=test1 -f "C:\Program Files\Cypress\PSoC
Designer\5.1\Common\CypressSemiBuildMgr\tools"\Makefile makemake
psocmakemake.exe test1 -oproject.mk
make: *** [makemake] Error -1073741819
How can I resolve this error.
Do somebody have other sample of command line compilation?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
we highly encourage our community here to jump in and answer questions as well. Has somebody else encountered this issue. In our test environment the approach as described in the knowledge base article "Command Line Compilation of PSoC1 Project" does work.
Is somebody else using this feature and it does / does not work.
The forum is targeted to be a user community and a peer to peer sharing and help network.
We will continue to look into this issue and appreciate any additional input from other PSoC users.
Thank you for your help, Robert
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According to the “IDE User Guide” Appendix B.4 “Building Project Through Command Line”.
The following command should be used to Clean, Generate and Build by the IMAGECRAFT compiler the “Demo” project, located in the “D:\MyDesigner” folder:
"C:\Program Files\Cypress\PSoC Designer\5.1\PSoC Designer 5\PDCLI.exe" "CGBP" "D:\MyDesigner\Demo\Demo.cmx" "IMAGECRAFT"
This command can be used only for the PD 5.1 designer
Please see attached “IDE User Guide.pdf” file on p134
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I can't build my project this way too.
C:\Documents and Settings\admin>"C:\Program Files\Cypress\PSoC Designer\5.1\PSoC
Designer 5\PDCLI.exe" "CGBP" "C:\PSoC projects\test1\test1.cmx" "IMAGECRAFT"
Process ................
ERROR: The project failed to build
The build output is shown below:
done
Can you give me your email or skype?
I send you login and password for remote control of of my computer.
My contacts are
email: ruslan@delly.info
skype: ruslan.delly.info
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Which version of the PSoC Designer are you using? (Help -> About PSoC Designer)
I can successfully build with PSoC Designer 5.1 Service Pack 1, which can be downloaded from the
http://www.cypress.com/?rID=41083
Could you attach your project?
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I use
PSoC Designer Content 5.1 (SP1)- Build 2101 - 27-December-2010.15:17:09
PSoC Designer Core 5.1 (SP1)- Build 2101 - 27-December-2010.15:17:09
PSoC Designer Documentation 5.1 (SP1)- Build 2101 - 27-December-2010.15:17:09
I also can share my computer using www.teamviewer.com
Password and login can send to your email.
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My project link is
test.delly.info/test1.zip
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Ruslan,
please use following bat to build your project (thanks Chris for help):
set DEVICE=CY7C63813-SXC
set BASEDEVICE=CY7C63800
set LASTROM=0x7fff
set PROJNAME=test1
set PSOCDIR=C:\PROGRA~1\Cypress\PSOCDE~1\5.1\Common\CYPRES~3\tools
set PATH=%PSOCDIR%
echo clean
make -f %PSOCDIR%\Makefile clean
echo makemake
make -f %PSOCDIR%\Makefile makemake
echo depend
make -f %PSOCDIR%\Makefile depend
echo MakeFile
make -f %PSOCDIR%\Makefile
It should solve your issue. KB and IDE user guide will be updated.