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User-defined Models cl error

Question asked by ALBUSMW on Apr 12, 2004
Latest reply on Apr 14, 2004 by mfredrik

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Hello!

I use the User-defined Model generator (or want to use ...).
I did the example as described in chapter 1 of the manual for UDM, but I get the make error just at the beginning:

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cl /W4 /nologo /Dfar=far_p /Dnear=near_p /Fd.pdb /TC /MD /Zi /Yd /ID:/ADS2003A/modelbuilder/include /D_AFXDLL /DNO_MALLOC_MACRO /DWIN32 /D_WIN32 /U_WINDOWS /D_CONSOLE /D_MBCS /DWIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN /D../hpeesofsim_DLL_BUILD /c /Fouserindx.obj userindx.c
make: cl: Command not found
make: *** [userindx.obj] Error 127

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cl is installed, and all environment variables are correct set.

Any sugestions?

Best regards,

Martin Weiss.

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mfredrik Apr 13, 2004 3:03 AM

Hello,

It sounds like the C++ libraries are still not found by ADS. I do think it is some environemt variable that is missing or wrong.

Please check out the following documents:

http://edasupportweb.soco.agilent.com/cgi-bin/show.pl?id=59342

http://edasupportweb.soco.agilent.com/cgi-bin/show.pl?id=58882

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ALBUSMW Apr 13, 2004 6:25 PM

Hello!

Thanks for you hints. I already knew the first hint, but the second one resulted in success, but only if I start ADS from the command window where I called the vcvars32.bat. The question is why?

If I start ADS this way, I get the following error message:

(start_server) Could not find executable for Visual

could not invoke program
D:\ADS2003A\de\ael\debootui.atf
compiled AEL file not loaded
(de_libsvr_send_component) Could not find executable for Visual

could not invoke program
D:\ADS2003A\de\ael\delibsvr.atf
compiled AEL file not loaded

The module compiles after this error message, but I am again not sure why it only works this way.

Perhaps you or someone else can give me a hint ...

Best regards and thanks again for the fast reply,

Martin Weiss.

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mfredrik Apr 14, 2004 4:05 AM

vcvars32.bat must setup some variables which were not defined or wrong in your environment.

Don't know which C++ compiler you are using, but I remembered when I installed Microsoft C++ compiler, version 6, a few years ago I found that if I ran a Custom install then there was a question something like "Do you want to do development from the commandline?". If you answered yes to that then the environmental variables needed were properly setup and I could run the model builder from ADS without any problems. This question only came up when you did the Custom install, not when you ran the standard/typical install. Then you had to resort to the vcvars32.bat to get it to work.

The ADS error messages puzzles me a bit. My best guess is that there is some ADS variables which aren't set correctly. This looks somewhat similar:

debootui.atf compiled ael file not found and no schematic parts visible

You could try to set HOME in your environment to point to your ADS HOME directory (normally C:\users\default) after you've run vcvars32.bat. But I would try to reinstall the C-compiler, using the custom setup, and see if that fixes the problem if you're still having problems.

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mfredrik Apr 13, 2004 3:03 AM
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Hello,

It sounds like the C++ libraries are still not found by ADS. I do think it is some environemt variable that is missing or wrong.

Please check out the following documents:

http://edasupportweb.soco.agilent.com/cgi-bin/show.pl?id=59342

http://edasupportweb.soco.agilent.com/cgi-bin/show.pl?id=58882
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ALBUSMW Apr 13, 2004 6:25 PM
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Hello!

Thanks for you hints. I already knew the first hint, but the second one resulted in success, but only if I start ADS from the command window where I called the vcvars32.bat. The question is why?

If I start ADS this way, I get the following error message:

(start_server) Could not find executable for Visual

could not invoke program
D:\ADS2003A\de\ael\debootui.atf
compiled AEL file not loaded
(de_libsvr_send_component) Could not find executable for Visual

could not invoke program
D:\ADS2003A\de\ael\delibsvr.atf
compiled AEL file not loaded

The module compiles after this error message, but I am again not sure why it only works this way.

Perhaps you or someone else can give me a hint ...

Best regards and thanks again for the fast reply,

Martin Weiss.
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mfredrik Apr 14, 2004 4:05 AM
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vcvars32.bat must setup some variables which were not defined or wrong in your environment.

Don't know which C++ compiler you are using, but I remembered when I installed Microsoft C++ compiler, version 6, a few years ago I found that if I ran a Custom install then there was a question something like "Do you want to do development from the commandline?". If you answered yes to that then the environmental variables needed were properly setup and I could run the model builder from ADS without any problems. This question only came up when you did the Custom install, not when you ran the standard/typical install. Then you had to resort to the vcvars32.bat to get it to work.

The ADS error messages puzzles me a bit. My best guess is that there is some ADS variables which aren't set correctly. This looks somewhat similar:

debootui.atf compiled ael file not found and no schematic parts visible

You could try to set HOME in your environment to point to your ADS HOME directory (normally C:\users\default) after you've run vcvars32.bat. But I would try to reinstall the C-compiler, using the custom setup, and see if that fixes the problem if you're still having problems.
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