What happens if you clean your project, then make?

You'll find clean under tools>clean.

I think I got the same error message 2 days ago and cleaning the project solved it.

Dunno. Try cleaning then!

I've tried using Clean (Alt+2) as well.

Are there any other IDE I can use as opposed to Programmer's Notepad? I remember vaguely reading about it on devkitpro's site, but :S

In fact, Tools->Clean gives me the same exact error:

> "make" clean

> Failed to create process: The system cannot find the file specified.

> Process Exit Code: 0
> Time Taken: 00:00

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/27/2009 10:26PM by Pyrofyr.

Technically, any IDE will work. Some just take more time to set up then others. I've heard of Dev-C++ and Visual Studio working successfully.

After some decent research I find that it doesn't work in UltraEdit either, and that the problem is that they can't find the commandline to call for 'make', UltraEdit gives me a browse option, but I still wouldn't know what to point it at anyway...

So at this point even trying a second one, it seems my problem is just to where the heck 'make' is pointing...



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/27/2009 10:55PM by Pyrofyr.

Is make and everything else, that DevKitPro Needs in your path?

To double check that... head to command line, enter make --version
You'll probably want someone to check over your PATH environmental variable if it doesn't find it.

Actually, this reminds me: Vista users need to launch msys and type unset platform and then hit ENTER before their first compilation.

I've already done that Arikado.

@PhoenixTank - I opened CMD and typed "make --version"
I got:

GNU Make 3.81
Copyright  2006 Free Software

Assuming that's the commandline I'm calling, it should be fine, so I wonder why my IDEs can't 'find' it. :[


@daniel_c_w - What do you mean by in my 'path', where's the path supposed to lead? I tried using Browse... in the IDE to find it :S

I did some googlin' for similar errors and found this...

[forum.palib.info]
Fixed the "PATH" variable, but it didn't fix nothin', it did make the DOS window pop up when I run it, but I still have the error sitting there, and the .dol isn't made (but this is in UltraEdit)
Programmer's Notepad still gives the same error.

I also added the other paths, and changed ARM->PPC still, no dice. :[



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/28/2009 01:08AM by Pyrofyr.

Yes, I installed devkitPPC as well.

I'm saying that I followed that guide but instead of adding the Environment Variable for ARM, I added the one for PPC.

I asked around on devkitPro's site as well, kinda got an answer, but it was a vague one, as I don't know what system variable I'm missing exactly.

[forums.devkitpro.org]

It seems I've added them all, but for some reason the IDE just doesn't love me. :/

Try this: [www.wiibrew.org] :)

That's actually the guide that I mentioned when starting this thread.