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C6455 - Compilation error

Roni Gotman
Prodigy 120 points

Hello

I am getting this error while compiling via make file (clearmake).The compilation uses TI tools located on a network location which is visible too all users.

y:\dsp\summit2\system\apcop1_apcop2\bin>clearmake

'***** Building BIOS For APCOP1_APCOP2*****'

        y:\dsp\summit2\tools\ti\xdctools\tconf.exe -b   -Dconfig.importPath="y:\

dsp\summit2\tools\ti\bios\packages;"  -Dconfig.platform="y:\dsp\summit2\tools\ti

\xdctools\packages\ti\platforms\dsk6455"   "y:\dsp\summit2\system\apcop1_apcop2\

bin\Bios.tcf"

y:\dsp\summit2\tools\ti\xdctools\tconf.exe: can't create session manager: create

 of JVM failed

*** Error code 1

clearmake: Error: Build script failed for "Bios.tcf"

 

I have another installation of xdctools on my C: drive. When I am physically copy this installation

To the network to the compilation directory, the problem disappear. But this is not a valid solution. I want the conf.exe to be able to find the network tools. I tried to play with the XDCROOT environment variable or with CCS settings. Nothings helps.

 

Thanks

Roni

 

 

 

  • 0
    TI__Guru* 84110 points

    Roni,

    Sorry that you have not had a response in weeks. Your question is not a hardware question, so there are not many on this hardware forum who can help you. We will have this thread moved to the Compiler forum to give you a better chance at a complete answer. It might be BIOS-specific, so they might move it there later.

    JVM is some kind of Java-related program. You probably need to have access to the same Java code from the network paths as you do from your local C: path.

    Regards,
    RandyP

     

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  • 0
    TI__Guru**** 173310 points

    Roni,

    I think the issue may have more to do with the installation of XDC tools in the network location (maybe corrupt or incorrect installation) rather than the fact that it is a network path. Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling XDCtools in that location?

    I will move this thread to the BIOS forum as the experts there are more likely to be able to help with this than the folks who monitor this compiler forum.

  • 0
    TI__Mastermind 37985 points

    Roni,
    can you check if there is 'jre' directory in  y:\dsp\summit2\tools\ti\xdctools? If there is, can you compare the content of that directory with the content of 'jre' in your XDCtools installation on C: drive? The error message you are seeing could be caused by an incomplete XDCtools installation, but there could be other causes.

  • 0 in reply to AartiG
    Prodigy 120 points

    Thanks AartiG and all

    This issue already solved few weeks ago - the problem was Java related files (Jar,dll,exe) that did not have the 'execute' permission (clearcase groups permission issue)

    Regards

    Roni