| In RC2, the wizard does not set the initial build configuration, so sometimes it will be local. In that case, you will need to switch to the remote configuration and then sync.
Coincidentally, I submitted a fix for this problem earlier today, so the current code should work correctly.
John On Jun 1, 2012, at 10:14 PM, Dave Wootton wrote: I'm having some problems that are preventing
me from creating synchronized projects with the SR2 build either for AIX
or Linux target systems that I have been using in the past. I erased all
files in my project's directory on the remote AIX and Linux systems except
the makefile and the source files, including the .ptp-sync directory and
started with a clean workspace.
I created the project and a new remote
connection. When I selected the remote directory path I was able to browse
the remote system and select a directory on that system. I also selected
the remote XL C compiler toolchain. I selected an empty makefile project,
clicked next and then finish on the second (and final) page of the wizard.
When I try to clean or build the project,
the make (gmake on AIX) command is failing and I get a message telling
me make is not found in PATH where PATH starts 'PATH=[C:\Program
Files (x86)\AMD APP\bin\x86_64;C:\Program Files (x86)\AMD APP\bin\x86;C:\Program
Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Windows Live;'
which is my Windows 7 system.
It looks like the builder is trying
to run commands on my local system.
I'm also noticing that if my synchronized
project is on an AIX system that it does not automatically populate when
I create the project. I have to click synchronize->sync all or synchronize->sync
active. Linux seems to work right.
Note I'm on vacation until 6/3 so won't
be able to follow-up on this.
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