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Build error with own toolchain [message #159123]

Sun, 27 November 2005 12:22

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: jan.potthast.name

Hi,

I created my own toolchain as described in the "Managed Build System
Extensibility Document" under Chapter 6 "Example Tool Integration".

When I rebuild the project I get the following message:
------------------------------------------
**** Full rebuild of configuration Test Release for project Test1 ****

Nothing to build for project Test1

------------------------------------------------------------ ----

No makefile is generated in the project folder. I do not know where to look
for the error.

Thanks for your help

Greetings

Jan Potthast

Re: Build error with own toolchain [message #160830 is a reply to message #159123]

Tue, 20 December 2005 22:21

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: crecoskie.ti.com

Chances are you are somehow generating an exception when the Managed Build
System attempts to generate the makefiles. Without seeing an error log of
some kind I can't speculate as to what the specific error would be.

Try debugging CDT and setting a Java Exception Breakpoint on
NullPointerException. See if that leads you anywhere.

- Chris

Jan Potthast wrote:

> Hi,

> I created my own toolchain as described in the "Managed Build System
> Extensibility Document" under Chapter 6 "Example Tool Integration".

> When I rebuild the project I get the following message:
> ------------------------------------------
> **** Full rebuild of configuration Test Release for project Test1 ****

> Nothing to build for project Test1

> ------------------------------------------------------------ ----

> No makefile is generated in the project folder. I do not know where to look
> for the error.

> Thanks for your help

> Greetings

> Jan Potthast

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