Cannot find build.mak
Cannot find build.mak
In an attempt to fix some previous problems, I tried to update and reinstall the psptoolchain, but now, whenever I try to make a file, it says
/psp/sdk/lib/build.mak: No such file or directory
/psp/sdk/lib/build.mak'. Stop.t 'usr/local/pspdev
I checked the directory, and I see build.mak right where it is searching for it. So, I am very confused, anyone see this before? :(
Please help me, I am dying to start programming, cygwin keeps getting in my way. :(
/psp/sdk/lib/build.mak: No such file or directory
/psp/sdk/lib/build.mak'. Stop.t 'usr/local/pspdev
I checked the directory, and I see build.mak right where it is searching for it. So, I am very confused, anyone see this before? :(
Please help me, I am dying to start programming, cygwin keeps getting in my way. :(
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Don't set PSPSDK in your shell. Use psp-config in your makefile, like all of the samples do. Try
and if that doesn't work, paste the full output and the output of
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cd /usr/local/pspdev/sdk/samples/power
make
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echo ..$PSPSDK..
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psp-config --pspsdk-path
It did not work, so here is those outputs.jimparis wrote:Don't set PSPSDK in your shell. Use psp-config in your makefile, like all of the samples do. Tryand if that doesn't work, paste the full output and the output ofCode: Select all
cd /usr/local/pspdev/sdk/samples/power make
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echo ..$PSPSDK..
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psp-config --pspsdk-path
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$ echo ..$PSPSDK..
..sp/sdkocal/pspdev
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$ psp-config --pspsdk-path
/psp/sdkal/pspdev
Well, you didn't paste the full output of the make, but:
- don't set $PSPDEV either
If they were right, it would work, but you've set them incorrectly (looks like PSPDEV has a trailing CR). Just get rid of them, psp-config will figure things out.
- your $PSPSDK is still set in the shell, don't do thatjimparis wrote:Don't set PSPSDK in your shell
- don't set $PSPDEV either
If they were right, it would work, but you've set them incorrectly (looks like PSPDEV has a trailing CR). Just get rid of them, psp-config will figure things out.