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Hello,

I'm just starting with SGDK under ubuntu on a laptop, looks every-thing is Ok. But ... Almost tools are under windows, so I wanted switch to.

I (hope) follow basic tutorial on "Setup-SGDK-Basic", I add 2 users variables et add 2 GDK et GDK_WIN to "PATH environnement" the I try to compile sample with command line where I've got this error

D:\ProgMD\sgdk122\sample\sprite>build

D:\ProgMD\sgdk122\sample\sprite>D:\ProgMD\sgdk122\bin\make -f D:\ProgMD\sgdk122\
makefile.gen
D:\ProgMD\sgdk122/bin/mkdir -p src/boot
zsh: no such file or directory: D:ProgMDsgdk122\bin\mkdir
make: *** [pre-build] Error 1

D:\ProgMD\sgdk122\sample\sprite>

I saw a missing "\" in the path but don't know why.
I've searched the forum and find that zhengyaxin_8bit had the same issue in 2006 where Stef explained to follow the basic tutorial to add both GDK and GDK_WIN. zhengyaxin_8bit never give the result.

May I miss something else ?

I'm working under windows 7 64 bits edition, and SGDK is 1.22.

thank's for any help

Yann

Does the GDK environment variable end with a forward slash '/'?

And also GDK_WIN with a backwards slash '\'?

It looks like the tool is not adding an extra slash to the end when one doesn't already exist in the variable.

The GDK environment variable is defined like this and path is :

C:\PROGRAMDATA\ORACLE\JAVA\JAVAPATH;C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32;C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\WBEM;C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\WINDOWSPOWERSHELL\V1.0\;C:\PROGRAM FILES (X86)\NVIDIA CORPORATION\PHYSX\COMMON;C:\PROGRAM FILES\FILEBOT\;;C:\Program Files\WIDCOMM\Bluetooth Software\;C:\Program Files\WIDCOMM\Bluetooth Software\syswow64;%GDK%\bin/;%GDK_WIN%\bin\;

hummm....
I redo exactly as in tutorial and it's work file.

I just put folder sgdk at disk root instead in subfolder.. \o/

Let's discovered how it works now.
Thanks Grind

uran wrote:hummm....
I redo exactly as in tutorial and it's work file.

I just put folder sgdk at disk root instead in subfolder.

To any future Googlers out there, I was having similar problems to this thread. I resolved them and I have SGDK in a subfolder so I don't think that's related.

I had the SDK in "E:\8BitEvolution\SGDK 1.22" but that was giving me errors with the path even though I quadruple checked it for typos. So then I changed the filename to "E:\8BitEvolution\SGDK" like in the tutorial and that solve it!

Ok, it seems to be an issue with space character in the path, i probably need to quote some command calls in the makefile