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How to compile this code on a Nucleo

ATeli.1
Associate III

‎2024-03-05 07:44 AM

H! I am trying to compile this program in a Nucleo (the source code is build for the specific version of the Nucleo that I am using) using STM32CubeIDE but the result on the console is Program “make” not found in the path.

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STTwo-32
ST Employee

‎2024-03-05 07:49 AM

Hello @ATeli.1 

It seems that your Path is not correct.

Check your installation path of CubeIDE.

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STTwo-32

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ATeli.1
Associate III
In response to STTwo-32

‎2024-03-05 07:50 AM

I am pretty new, can you explain me how to check the installation path?

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STTwo-32
ST Employee
In response to ATeli.1

‎2024-03-05 07:57 AM

check the page 5 of UM2563:

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STTwo-32

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ATeli.1
Associate III
In response to STTwo-32

‎2024-03-05 08:02 AM

To me seems to don’t have any problem, is this maybe related to the other toolchain. This is a screenshot of the error:

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STTwo-32
ST Employee
In response to ATeli.1

‎2024-03-05 08:13 AM

For me, it seems to be an installation path error. Can you try to uninstall and reinstall the IDE following the User Manual instructions. I think it should work.

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STTwo-32

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