Please help with "GCC not found in PATH" error for STMCubeIDE 1.3.0
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‎2020-04-10 1:06 PM
I am getting GCC not found in PATH error. I have been struggling with this error quite a few days now trying to resolve.
Attached screenshot of the error
I have following paths added by default to the PATH environement variable.
I appreciate the help with it.
Thank you,
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‎2020-04-10 6:09 PM
> I have following paths added by default to the PATH environement variable.
PATH in Windows must contain only back slashes. Many apps and libraries (C, Java etc) understand and automatically convert / to \ but not in this case.
-- pa
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‎2020-04-11 2:49 AM
The STM32 MCU compiler is arm-none-eabi-gcc.exe, there is no need for gcc. There is no need to manually add items to the PATH.
It is all handled internally by the IDE. Are you sure that you have created the correct project type (File > New > STM32 Project)? What is the console output leading to the error shown?
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‎2023-12-12 1:47 PM - edited ‎2023-12-12 2:03 PM
same error for me, im trying to make a raspberry to automatically build code when pushed to my repo.
im setting up cubeMX as follows:
if i run make in my local ubuntu virtual machine i get
the same if i run make in my raspberry
edit:
okay it was as easy as :
sudo apt-get install gcc-arm-none-eabi
the toolchain was not installed :D
now i have different errors, i can feel the progress
