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no 'gmake' after install the ezsdk, why?

Eric Mao
Genius 4330 points

I've install the ezsdk_dm816x-evm_5_01_01_80_setuplinux.   There is no 'gmake' when i type command in the terminal.  Why? And How to setup the environment path?

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    TI__Mastermind 25055 points

    Eric,

    After the EZSDK is installed the "Rules.make" file at the top level of where it is installed should be modified to point to the installation directory:
    EZSDK_INSTALL_DIR=<complete path of wherever it is installed/ti-ezsdk_dm816x-evm_5_01_01_80>

    The missing gmake executable would actually be found under: $EZSDK_INSTALL_DIR/xdctools_3_20_08_88

    Check the content of Rules.make to see if the directory is correct.

    Regards,
    Marc

  • 0 in reply to MarcPyne
    Genius 4330 points

    Hi Marc

      I've set the value of EZSDK_INSTALL_DIR in the Rules.make file. After I type the gmake, the probrem is show in the following picture!

        EZSDK_INSTALL_DIR=/usr/local/ezsdk

  • 0 in reply to Eric Mao
    Guru 10685 points

    Just run "make" and it'll work.

    Ralph

  • 0 in reply to _Ralph_
    Genius 4330 points

    Yes, I use the 'make' instead. But I want to know why can't direct type the 'gmake' in the terminal.  I used the dvsdk before, and after install, gmake can work ,why can't use it under the ezsdk?   Does ezsdk need specially setup operate?

  • 0 in reply to Eric Mao
    TI__Intellectual 1645 points

    Eric,

    gmake is installed but it is not made available in the PATH, instead the default make will resolved the location of the needed gmake based on the ezsdk installation.

    Long story short, with ezsdk you used 'make'.

     

    Regards,

    Benoit

     

    P.S. If this response helps answer your question please mark this post as verified - Thanks!