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Re: configtool and ecosconfig problem


>>>>> "Thomas" == Thomas J Tatakis <tjt@inscitek.com> writes:

    Thomas> I just downloaded cygwin and ecos 2.0 to a Windows 2K PC
    Thomas> but I can not seem to get ecos configured. When I run
    Thomas> configtool, the GUI comes up, but then immediately
    Thomas> crashes. When I run ecosconfig from a cygwin command line
    Thomas> with the command 'ecosconfig new MCF5272c3' I get the
    Thomas> following errors (I get similar errors regardless of what
    Thomas> target I choose):

First, if you are thinking of using the coldfire support in that
release please note that it is considered non-functional.
http://sourceware.org/ml/ecos-discuss/2003-08/msg00286.html

    <snip>

    Thomas> I have cygwin and ecos installed on my 'e:' drive. I do
    Thomas> not have enough space on my 'c:' drive. In addition, in
    Thomas> order to get this far, I had to modify the ecos.db file.
    Thomas> It seems the 'directory' entry for each of the packages is
    Thomas> a relative path name. I needed to put the absolute path in
    Thomas> for each entry otherwise I get an error on every package
    Thomas> indicating it does not exist in my repository. So now in
    Thomas> my ecos.db file, the 'directory' lines look like
    Thomas> 'directory e:/cygwin/opt/ecos/ecos-2.0/packages/.....'

Second, there should be no need to change anything in ecos.db. The
path names should be relative. I recommended reverting those changes.

    Thomas> My guess is that the tools are using a default path for
    Thomas> this stuff but I can't seem to find any documentation. I
    Thomas> have set
    Thomas> ECOS_REPOSITORY=e:/cygwin/opt/ecos/ecos-2.0/packages Is
    Thomas> there some other environment variable that needs to be
    Thomas> set?? Thanks in advance......

I suspect the problem is caused by an incompatible change in the
cygwin world, which broke the version of ecosconfig.exe shipped with
the 2.0 release. Try a newer version from
http://www.ecoscentric.com/devzone/configtool.shtml

Bart

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