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Arthur_Davidov
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5 years ago
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BSP build - Configuring BSP search path

Hi,
I have a problem same as described here and the suggested solution is to edit configuration path.
In " Nios II Software Developer’s Handbook " NII5V2-13.1 p.42 there is an explanation for 'Configuring Component Search Paths'. The problem is that I cant locate the objects that are supposed to be.

My tools--> options view:


"The BSP component search paths:" isn't a link/button.
What I am missing?

  • Eliath_G_Intel's avatar
    Eliath_G_Intel
    5 years ago


    Hi!


    yes , that is correct.

    an example of this is :


    $ nios2-bsp-editor.exe --librarian-path=/mnt/c/temp:$


    after running this command with the new path, the BSP editor search path window will open and you'll see the new search path updated.


    please let me know any questions you may have.

    Regards,

    -Eliath Guzman


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  • Eliath_G_Intel's avatar
    Eliath_G_Intel
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    5 years ago

    Hi Jerusalem,

    First of all, thanks for reaching us.


    Regarding the issue, can you please tell me what the version you are using is?

    so I can try to reproduce the issue to see what exactly is happening.


    Regards,

    -Eliath


    • Arthur_Davidov's avatar
      Arthur_Davidov
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      5 years ago

      Thanks for your response.
      I tried to edit searching path on NiosII: v17, v15.1v, v14.1

  • Eliath_G_Intel's avatar
    Eliath_G_Intel
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    5 years ago

    Hi!


    Please try the next workaround.


    Launch Nios II BSP editor from commandline

    nios2-bsp-editor --librarian-path=/your/custom/search/path:$

    where:

    --librarian-path <directory> Comma separated librarian search path. Use '$'

    for default search path


    please let me know any questions you may have.


    Regards,

    -Eliath Guzman


    • Arthur_Davidov's avatar
      Arthur_Davidov
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      5 years ago

      Do you mean:
      nios2-bsp-editor --librarian-path=/path1:$/path2:$path3:&

      path1 = /users/myname/intel/x

      path2 = /users/myname/intel/y

      path3 = /users/myname/intel/z

      How can I validate the current search path?

  • Eliath_G_Intel's avatar
    Eliath_G_Intel
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    5 years ago


    Hi!


    yes , that is correct.

    an example of this is :


    $ nios2-bsp-editor.exe --librarian-path=/mnt/c/temp:$


    after running this command with the new path, the BSP editor search path window will open and you'll see the new search path updated.


    please let me know any questions you may have.

    Regards,

    -Eliath Guzman