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Coder C2000 for simulink. Error >> gmake: *** No rule to make target (...) needed by `MW_c28xx_csl.obj'.

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Hi,
I am trying to program a Texas microcontroller (F28335) with simulink. I have followed the tutorial from mathworks and everything seems to go well. However, when I go to the final step and clic on Build, simulink returns an error. I have matlab 2021a and all the add-ons and software required.They are all updated.
It is shocking because simulink generates the code and everything, but it does not program to cpu. This generated program can be imported with Code composer and then programmed on the cpu.
I have added the txt with the error, but as a summary:
C:\Users\Universidad\Desktop\Pruebas F28335\blink_LED_ert_rtw>if "" == "" ("C:\MATLAB\R2021a\bin\win64\gmake" -B DEPRULES=0 -j5 -f blink_LED.mk all ) else ("C:\MATLAB\R2021a\bin\win64\gmake" -B DEPRULES=0 -j5 -f blink_LED.mk ) gmake: *** No rule to make target `C:/Users/UNIVER~1/Desktop/Pruebas', needed by `MW_c28xx_csl.obj'. Stop. C:\Users\Universidad\Desktop\Pruebas F28335\blink_LED_ert_rtw>echo The make command returned an error of 2 The make command returned an error of 2 C:\Users\Universidad\Desktop\Pruebas F28335\blink_LED_ert_rtw>exit /B 1 ### Build procedure for blink_LED aborted due to an error.
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Jaume Girona Badia
Jaume Girona Badia on 24 Apr 2024
I just changed the folder where the project and the Matlab were located, and this problem completely disappeared. I would suggest you move everything to another folder and try again.

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Pratik
Pratik on 27 Jun 2024
Hi Pablo,
The error comes from gmake command. Looking at the error message a possible reason for the error can be the special character "~" in the path of target (C:/Users/UNIVER~1/Desktop/Pruebas).
Please try again after changing the path such that there is no special character and it might resolve the issue.
I hope this helps!

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