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>> getenv('Motogcc_win32pe_installdir')  
 
>> getenv('Motogcc_win32pe_installdir')  
  
If the win32-pe is present on the computer in a location other than is expected by MotoHawk, you can use an environment variable to force the location.  Create an environment variable called MOTOGCC_WIN32PE_INSTALLDIR and set it to the location where gcc win32-pe 4_4_0 is located.  Instructions for creating environment variables can be found here:  http://www.itechtalk.com/thread3595.html
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If the win32-pe is present on the computer in a location other than is expected by MotoHawk, you can use an environment variable to force the location.  Create an environment variable called MOTOGCC_WIN32PE_INSTALLDIR and set it to the location where gcc win32-pe 4_4_0 is located.   
  
 
If this does not resolve the issue, Use Windows Add/Remove programs to uninstall Motohawk, check that all files have been removed, and re-install.
 
If this does not resolve the issue, Use Windows Add/Remove programs to uninstall Motohawk, check that all files have been removed, and re-install.
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[[Category:MotoHawk Build Errors|only vectors of the same length]]

Latest revision as of 13:46, 6 November 2012

BUILD FAILED

F:\GW\GW_Build\TDB\Database.build(82,3): Could not find an installation of win32-pe GCC at C:\Program Files\Woodward\DevelopmentTools\Toolchains\GCC\win32-pe\4_4_0.

The win32-pe compiler installs with MotoHawk and could not be found during the build. To resolve the issue: Confirm whether or not the folder C:\Program Files\Woodward\DevelopmentTools\Toolchains\GCC\win32-pe\4_4_0 exists If not, it may be located in C:\Program Files (x86)\Woodward\DevelopmentTools\Toolchains\GCC\win32-pe\4_4_0

Check to see if an environment variable is set forcing the location elsewhere ( in a previous install for example) using the command below in the Matlab command window. >> getenv('Motogcc_win32pe_installdir')

If the win32-pe is present on the computer in a location other than is expected by MotoHawk, you can use an environment variable to force the location. Create an environment variable called MOTOGCC_WIN32PE_INSTALLDIR and set it to the location where gcc win32-pe 4_4_0 is located.

If this does not resolve the issue, Use Windows Add/Remove programs to uninstall Motohawk, check that all files have been removed, and re-install.