Could somebody help me with this strange hal.o thing?

[Sweed]

[KnarfB]

Don't you have more detailed output, like from the console?

Looks more llike an error in the toolset/setup, not in your code.

Can you build a new project using the generated skeleton code only?

hth

KnarfB

[Sweed]

Its like this

i also attach build log file

[Sweed]

Oh. And it doesnt compile as a default project. Even when I just add 4 PWM channels, generace C code and press run this error occurs.

[Tesla DeLorean]

Complaining it can't find or load CC1, a pass of the compiler. Check presence of tool files and PATH setting. Not installed properly. Do as Admin.

[KnarfB]

in addition, make sure that

- the IDE is installed on a short, simple path like C:\ST\ not containing white space, umlauts, and other "difficult" chars that the underlying software cannot properly handle

- there are no competing other compiler toolchains on the path.

hth

KnarfB

[Sweed]

Could you direct me little more? I am a complete beginner. Where to check it?

I also found what Mr.KnarfB wrote somewhere that there is this file

C:\ST\STM32CubeIDE\plugins\com.st.stm32cube.ide.mcu.externaltools.gnu-tools-for-stm32.11.3.rel1.win32_1.1.0.202305231506\tools\bin

[Tesla DeLorean]

That's a Directory, not a File

It should contain the files than make up the compiler, linker, etc.

If you open a command line, ie CMD, you should be able to type "SET" to see the environment variables, including PATH, and you should be able to run the CC1 app

[Sweed]

Okay now i have less errors. 

[KnarfB]

Yes and no, because this is a higher level error which prevents make from running (and therefore producing the previous errors) :(.

Uninstall STM32CubeIDE and make a clean new install to the default path C:\ST. This usually works on an average Windows system.

hth

KnarfB