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Where is the makefile generated by CubeIDE?

ubaldot
Senior

When I build a project I noticed that the command `make -j9 all` is run, which suggests me that there is Makefile somewhere, but it is not in my project folder. 

Does anybody know  where I can find it? 

I am working with a Nucleo-F446RE. 

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ubaldot
Senior

Ok. I found them in ./Debug and ./Release, depending on how you build your project. 

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ubaldot
Senior

Found! 

For the benefit of others who may come along with the same question, please describe where you found it.

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ubaldot
Senior

Ok. I found them in ./Debug and ./Release, depending on how you build your project. 

ubaldot
Senior

... however, when going into any of these two folders and running make all you get errors like 

arm-none-eabi-gcc: command not found

 

Probably because the IDE runs the makefile from its own internal "shell" - so you'd have to replicate that to make it work.

ubaldot
Senior

Any idea on how to do that? 

None at all!

Are you on Windows or Linux?

I think the IDE uses a Linux-like "shell"...

AScha.3
Chief II

I found this :

AScha3_0-1706028750975.png

and setting in project :

AScha3_1-1706028852888.png

seems not lying here:

AScha3_2-1706028894701.png

 

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ubaldot
Senior

I am on macos. Yes, I also think so. Is there any way to open an interactive "cube shell" on CubeIDE?