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Microzed Hello World tutorial fails to build the standalone section of the bsp

patrickkelly

I have been unable to get the board support package to compile despite many efforts to be sure I am using the correct combination of Vivado and files.  I have even gone so far as to uninstall all Vivado versions and only install the recommended 2016.4.  I get the following failure only on the standalone section of the bsp build.

 

"Running Make libs in ps7_cortexa9_0/libsrc/standalone_v6_1/src"

make -C ps7_cortexa9_0/libsrc/standalone_v6_1/src -s libs  "SHELL=sh.exe" "COMPILER=arm-none-eabi-gcc" "ARCHIVER=arm-none-eabi-ar" "COMPILER_FLAGS=  -O2 -c" "EXTRA_COMPILER_FLAGS=-mcpu=cortex-a9 -mfpu=vfpv3 -mfloat-abi=hard -nostartfiles"

make[1]: *** No rule to make target `*.c', needed by `standalone_libs'.

make[1]: *** No rule to make target `*.S', needed by `standalone_libs'.

make[1]: Target `libs' not remade because of errors.

make: *** [ps7_cortexa9_0/libsrc/standalone_v6_1/src/make.libs] Error 2

 

This make file is very different from all the other make files and since I have no experience with make files, I can't see what is wrong.

What is needed to share for some help in this?

 

 

 

Since I can't find any other similar problems, I am assuming that this is a configuration problem in my Vivado installation.  The problem is I have no idea where to look.  What puzzles me is that the standalone support package is the only file that won't compile in the entire bsp.  I haven't even reached a point where there is a connection to the hardware, so that can't be the issue either.  I am attaching the make files (as text files) reporting the fault, but I doubt it is the source of the problem.

I would really appreciate some help in this.

 

Message was edited by: Patrick Kelly I am adding more detail in hopes of finding a resolution.

Attachments:
Makefile.txt.zip
config.make.txt.zip
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    New information:  I took an older computer that had never had any Xilinx software on it and installed Vivado 2016.4.  When I compiled the bsp, it worked!  That leads me to believe my main computer, which has been used with multiple Xilinx software packages, has something set up that is interfering with the bsp compile process.  Since I am supporting multiple production projects in ISE 14.6, I don't want to remove all Xilinx software and try to do a clean install for this exploration project on my computer, but I would like to gain the ability to work with the Zynq MicroZed board on my computer.  Is there anyone that might be able to give some guidance on what might be the source of the problem?

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    New information:  I took an older computer that had never had any Xilinx software on it and installed Vivado 2016.4.  When I compiled the bsp, it worked!  That leads me to believe my main computer, which has been used with multiple Xilinx software packages, has something set up that is interfering with the bsp compile process.  Since I am supporting multiple production projects in ISE 14.6, I don't want to remove all Xilinx software and try to do a clean install for this exploration project on my computer, but I would like to gain the ability to work with the Zynq MicroZed board on my computer.  Is there anyone that might be able to give some guidance on what might be the source of the problem?

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    Hi Patrick,

     

    Glad to hear you managed to get it working. One cause for the "no rule to make target xxx" can be the mismatch between the compiler version used to produce the libraries used in the build environment and the version of the compiler used to compile the source files of the project.

     

    I'm wondering if, in your original build environment, there was a misalignment between compiler and libraries, due to multiple build environments present on the same machine. The fact that, starting clean, all works seems to point in that direction.

     

    Fabio