Please check whether you have the right version of “qconn” as Peter says,
and additionally you need the “pdebug” file in your /usr/bin directory
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“Jack Rosenbloom” <jrosenbloom@vertisinc.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Hi David,
I just re-installed 6.2.1B. The exact ewrror I get is
Can’t launch file for Appl:target launcher@localhost:8000: error
invalid argument setting working dir /tmp/qconnCAAb63864/Jack
David Gibbs wrote:
Jack Rosenbloom <> jrosenbloom@vertisinc.com> > wrote:Thanks for the response. I have 2 questions.
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- I don’t see an upload tab in version 6.2.1a. Should I, or is it only
in 6.2.1B?
No, I don’t think that tab existed in 6.2.1A. Part of the changes in
B was in the launch mechanism.
\- How sure are you that this solution will work. Switching between the
A and B versions and back again is hours of work? By the way, what is a
stripped executable?
When you build a debug executable, it includes lots of debug information
in the program as it resides on disk. This information is only needed
by the debugger on the host side, and is not needed to execute the
program
on the target. And, it can more than double the size of the executable.
For small programs, not much of an issue…but if you’re program is 1M,
then ending up with 3M because of debug… is an issue. The “strip”
strips out (removes) the debug information from the executable, and
only uploads the stuff actually needed to run the executable.As to how sure am I this will work? Do you get an error dialog
saying that is is unable to open some (strange) pathname, with
a C: part way through the path? If that was your error, this
fixed it for me.-David