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How to solve "No rule to make target `rtiostream_utils.c' " error while building model in Simulink?

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Hello, I have recently bought S32K144 EVB and tried to execute some given examples and I am getting this error:
"gmake: * No rule to make target `rtiostream_utils.c', needed by `clock_manager.o'. Stop. ### Build procedure for model: 'gpio_s32k14' aborted due to an error. Error(s) encountered while building "gpio_s32k14"
Could someone advise me how to solve this issue?
Thank you in advance.

Answers (2)

Nick Choi
Nick Choi on 17 Nov 2017
Without a reproduction model or screenshots of the entire error, it is somewhat difficult to determine a potential root cause. However, this message is usually an indication that 'rtiostream_utils.c' can't be found during the model's build process.
I would check to make sure that the directory that contains this file is included on the build path and that the file actually exists.

Pratik
Pratik on 17 Jul 2024
Hi Tautvydas,
The error "No rule to make target" is typically thrown by the make/gmake build automation tool because it can't find the instructions on how to create a particular file or target. This can happen for several reasons:
  1. Incorrect Path: Your project path, source file path and/or include folder path contains white spaces that the "make" tool cannot handle.
  2. Missing File: It could also mean that the indicated file is missing.
  3. Windows Character Length Limit: A long directory path name could also violate the Windows 256-character length limit and result in this error.
  4. Simulink Real-Time Character Length Limit: The error could be due to the third-party QNX compiler used by Speedgoat hitting the character length limit
Please refer to the following MATLAB Answer post for more detail:
I hope this helps!

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