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Cannot open imported project in Eclipse

Tong Yu

Hello everybody,

I am a newbie, and I tried to follow this tutorial to set up my laptop for development.

Everything works until I went to the step "Import existing Eclipse project to workspace". I can import the blinky example, but I cannot open the main.c, it said "File not found: /blinky_blank_pca10040/Application/main.c.", also the other files have the same problem except the "makefile" and the "blinky_gcc_nrf52.ld". if I try to build the project, the result is shown in the picture. image description image description

I wonder whether the path of the project is wrong or not? But if I put "makefile" and "blinky_gcc_nrf52.ld" right under the "armgcc" folder, Eclipse will detect no project.

All the things I am using are the latest version.

So, could you guys give me some hints to solve this problem? Thanks!

Best regards

Tong

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    See another thread in this forum about "No rule to make .... .o". It might be because the Makefile is not listing the source files correctly, i.e. add a line similar to SRC_FILES += ???? system_nrf52.c in the Makefile. I am suggesting that the Makefile is flawed (missing a line). OR it IS listed in the Makefile but you need to redefine some variable in the Makefile that defines a path to the directory where you downloaded the SDK. That file system_nrf.c is in the SDK. If you cd to where ever you downloaded the SDK and then use the UNIX find command: find . -name "system_nrf52.c" it will show you the many places it exists in the filesystem.

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    See another thread in this forum about "No rule to make .... .o". It might be because the Makefile is not listing the source files correctly, i.e. add a line similar to SRC_FILES += ???? system_nrf52.c in the Makefile. I am suggesting that the Makefile is flawed (missing a line). OR it IS listed in the Makefile but you need to redefine some variable in the Makefile that defines a path to the directory where you downloaded the SDK. That file system_nrf.c is in the SDK. If you cd to where ever you downloaded the SDK and then use the UNIX find command: find . -name "system_nrf52.c" it will show you the many places it exists in the filesystem.

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