'make: Interrupt/Exception caught' when building an empty project on Win7-64
I’m getting an error “make: Interrupt/Exception caught” when attempting to build or clean a new project. This is a new installation of OpenStm32 using the installer on Windows 7 using installation defaults. To create an empty project, I followed instructions here - http://www.openstm32.org/Creating+a+new+project?structure=Documentation - except I chose and STM32F4 on a STM32F4-Discovery board.
When building, the CDT Build Console window shows this:
When I do a Clean, the CDT Build Console window shows this:
More details:
- I’m using Win7-64
- The Eclipse installed is Luna Service Release 2 (4.4.2)
- A ‘java -version’ shows this:
- I have IAR EWARM installed which works and can debug. I also have a CrossWorks IDE & compiler installed that works and debugs. I have another instance of Eclipse installed for a different project for Java development.
- When I start a build, I see a process start with a path like this:
- The starter appears to start ‘make’ with a path like this:
- If I run that make in that directory in a console window I get this:
- I found a gcc under the AC6 directory. If I cd to C:\Ac6\SystemWorkbench\plugins\fr.ac6.mcu.externaltools.arm-none.win32_1.3.0.201507241045\tools\compiler\bin and do ‘arm-none-eabi-gcc.exe -v’, I get this:
- A search for ‘make: Interrupt/Exception caught’ found this post: http://www.forbot.pl/forum/topics40/c-stm32-dostosowanie-projektu-do-coocox-vt11407.htm but, it didn’t offer useful information.
If there are no obvious solutions, perhaps I could get some trouble-shooting hints, like how to run ‘make’ in a console with the same environment or context used as a ‘build’ or ‘clean’ or logs that might offer more insight.
Meanwhile, I’ll try another Win7-64 computer.
Thx!
-Jim