Hello everyone,
I am working with a Startkit at the moment but I encounter a weird issue.
Actually I have a .bat file that allows me to identify the Startkit connected to my laptop. It loads SetEnv.bat normally and the identification of the Startkit occurs.
BUT, when I try to run my code (the main one), the cmd prompt is blocked on :
call "D:\Program Files (x86)\XMOS\Community_14.2.1\SetEnv.bat" ... And nothing happens...
Whereas the exact same line works fine in my previous code (the one for the identification).
Any ideas?
Thank you for your attention,
Clement
SetEnv.bat malfunctioning?!
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Hi Clement,
Could you execute the commands in the Setenv.bat one at a time and see which one hangs?
Cheers,
Henk
Could you execute the commands in the Setenv.bat one at a time and see which one hangs?
Cheers,
Henk
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Hi Henk,
Thank you for your answer !
I will execute the command of the SetEnv.bat file in the .bat file that execute my code. Am I right?
Or shall I try to execute them one by one separately in the cmd prompt (independently from the script that does not launch setenv) ?
cheers,
Clement
Thank you for your answer !
I will execute the command of the SetEnv.bat file in the .bat file that execute my code. Am I right?
Or shall I try to execute them one by one separately in the cmd prompt (independently from the script that does not launch setenv) ?
cheers,
Clement
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Hi Clement ,
I would do them one at a time from the command line; or, if there is a verbose option set that and then run the script? (I am not too familiar with Windows, but in Linux/Max I would do a "set verbose" and then all comments are echoed before they execute, Windows could have a similar option.)
Cheers,
Henk
I would do them one at a time from the command line; or, if there is a verbose option set that and then run the script? (I am not too familiar with Windows, but in Linux/Max I would do a "set verbose" and then all comments are echoed before they execute, Windows could have a similar option.)
Cheers,
Henk
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Hi,
So, I have tested the SetEnv.bat line by line, no message appears in the prompt when I press Enter.
With Windows, I removed the "@echo off" to see if anything pops out in the prompt... Nothing... The lines of commands appear in the prompt but nothing else.
So, I have tested the SetEnv.bat line by line, no message appears in the prompt when I press Enter.
With Windows, I removed the "@echo off" to see if anything pops out in the prompt... Nothing... The lines of commands appear in the prompt but nothing else.
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SetEnv.bat only contains SET commands, so it is not one of the SET commands.
What I think you are seeing is the fact that the script starts with "echo off" which puts the command prompt in a mode where you no longer see anything on the prompt.
Try doing "echo on" after calling the SetEnv.bat.
What I think you are seeing is the fact that the script starts with "echo off" which puts the command prompt in a mode where you no longer see anything on the prompt.
Try doing "echo on" after calling the SetEnv.bat.
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Hi,
So, I have added "@echo on" to the SetEnv.bat script and also to the . bat script that runs SetEnv, but nothing abnormal came up. Only the blinking cursor of the command prompt appears.
I tried to put it on "very verbose" mode to catch every step of the code.
I put the snapshots of the prompt. (order of the screen capture : Capture 2 then Capture 3)
Cheers,
Clem
So, I have added "@echo on" to the SetEnv.bat script and also to the . bat script that runs SetEnv, but nothing abnormal came up. Only the blinking cursor of the command prompt appears.
I tried to put it on "very verbose" mode to catch every step of the code.
I put the snapshots of the prompt. (order of the screen capture : Capture 2 then Capture 3)
Cheers,
Clem
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