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Makefile:82: recipe for target 'obj_dir/Vmain.h' failed #1
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I think I found/fixed all of the issues. Please try another pull to see if things have been fixed. The issues were:
Feel free to go ahead and do a git pull and let me know what happens. Your error should now be fixed. Dan |
Hi Dan Thanks for your reply. I made clean the working directory, checked out the new commits, verified that my copy is completely clean and tried a new make. This time I get a new error message:
That seems to be that line in the makefile that is involved here:
I tried changing the path, but that will lead to the same error message just with the new path, namely that there is no rule for that target. |
Yes, you will need to change the path to reflect the install directory for your ZipCPU tool chain. In my case, my ZipCPU installation is found in /home/dan/work/rnd/zipcpu and the sw/install directory is created by building the ZipCPU tools in the sw/ directory. You should also be able to find the missing libg.a file in cross-tools/zip/lib/libg.a. Let me know if you don't have a libg.a file, and we can chase that down from there. (You should have it.) As for the warnings:
Dan |
Great! It works! Very nice. Thanks a lot. Now I can try to play around with it and see if I can grasp at least partly how this all interacts. |
I am still very new to FPGAs and your AutoMake powered designs in special. So, please bear with me.
When I clone and build this repo, following your instructions given here (http://zipcpu.com/zipcpu/2018/02/12/zbasic-intro.html), having completed successfully the ZipCPU tutorial before (http://zipcpu.com/zipcpu/2018/01/31/cpu-build.html), I get errors during 'make':
Interestingly, if I repeat the 'make' command, it completes without error:
Not sure, if that means, make is working correctly or if the error is just neglected. Anyway, the following telnet test does not work. Output on the 'telnet localhost 8846' side is:
On the 'main_tb' side:
Until I stop the testbench.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks!
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