Not able to generate .out file for simplesample_http example file

The key error in all that output is this one ...

J rajesh said:

>> ERROR: mklib: could not find program "gmake", required for building libraries
.  Modify the PATH environment variable to contain a directory containing this p
rogram.

I'm not sure how that occurred.  While modifying your PATH to a directory that has gmake would work, that is not the best choice in this situation.  Since you build from within CCS, it is better to use the environment variable CCS_UTILS_DIR.  This variable must be set to a directory similar to ...

C:\ti\ccsv6\utils

This presumes you installed CCS in the default directory of C:\ti.  If you use CCS versions earlier than CCS v6.x, then the ccsv6 part could be ccsv5 instead.  Be sure CCS_UTILS_DIR is set to the appropriate directory.

Thanks and regards,

-George

Hi George,

Thanks for reply.

I'm not using the ccsv6 environment.

I have done the steps specified by Microsoft azure link.

https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/develop/iot/get-started/   

1.Select Device -> ti cc3200

2.select a platform -> ti rtos

3. select a language -> c

5. Connect your device: Build the Azure IoT SDK

Build the sample simplesample_http-> In this index I'm getting the above mentioned error

In the above steps mentioned from 1 to 5, there is no environment variable or path c:\ti\ccsv6\utils

when the command  C:\ti\xdctools_3_31_01_33_core\gmake.exe all    is executed the above error visible.

gmake path which you mentioned is different from the above path. Please specify the environment variable for the path which I used( C:\ti\xdctools_3_31_01_33_core\gmake.exe).

I have attached the documents, there I'm not able to see the library rtsv7M4_T_le_eabi.lib

Please provide further support on it.

Thanks

Rajesh

Unfortunately, the Microsoft site is down.  But I have another suggestion for you to try.

When you try to link your application, the linker discovers that the compiler runtime support (RTS) library you need is not present.  So, it attempts to build it for you.  This library build fails because it cannot find gmake.  

The helper utility the linker invokes to build the RTS library is called mklib, and it is documented in this wiki article.  My suggestion is to directly use mklib to build the missing library.  Please see this part of the article for the details.  The key step is to go to the \lib directory of the compiler installation and issue the command ...

mklib --pattern=rtsv7M4_T_le_eabi.lib

Thanks and regards,

-George

Hi George,

Thanks for the support, I'm able to build example code simplesample_http.

Following are the steps:

step 1. Included the environment variables, variable: PATH,    value: C:\ti\xdctools_3_31_01_33_core\;C:\ti\ccsv6\utils\bin\,   both in user variables and system variables

   After doing the step 1, I was able to generate .out file and rtsv7M4_T_le_eabi.lib file

step 2: elf2cc32.exe file is missing in the project path which will convert .out file to .bin file, For more information, pls follow link(https://github.com/Azure/azure-iot-sdks/pull/70/files?diff=unified#diff-a56c11f411ba870d2a261dc7aa78c99b)

Now I'm able to connect, But getting a new error in httpapiex.c, Following is the picture.

Please help in resolving below error.  Func:HTTPAPIEX_ExecuteRequest Line:476 unable to recover sending to a working state

Format of Connection string  as follows "HostName=TherIoTHub.azuredevices.net;DeviceId=100;SharedAccessKeyName=iothubowner;SharedAccessKey=3UKDazzzzzzzY71s=";

(Note: In the above connection string, I have removed some characters and changed some characters)

Thanks

Rajesh

I lack the expertise to help with this problem.  I recommend you start a new thread in the CC3200 forum.

Thanks and regards,

-George