Honored Contributorsomeone's installer (cough bwtk1.7 cough) wiped my path environment variable. I think I recreated it properly. But when I run aoc I get this error message:
--- Quote Start --- Error: aoc: Can't find a working version of executable (aocl-opt.exe) for the Altera SDK for OpenCL --- Quote End --- aocl-opt.exe runs if invoked directly. Does this make any sense? I'd rather not go through and reinstall
Honored Contributoryour advice is well taken, however changing the perl file has seemingly fixed the issue. It's in the last stage of compilation
--- Quote Start --- # Do setup checks: sub check_env() { } --- Quote End ---Honored ContributorI can verify that the above change resulted in a successful build. My current thought is that these checks somehow run afoul of Microsoft EMET, which is an anti-malware program that is installed on these systems. Unfortunately, I can't disable it to make sure. It was actually installed during the period between successful and unsuccessful builds
Honored ContributorI'm a little surprised that nobody else has had this problem. I just d/l and installed the most recent update, and I have to make this change again
Honored ContributorHonored ContributorHonored ContributorThanks unterhausen but my case was somehow different. I forgot to put back in my %PATH% variable c:\windows and c:\windows\system32. Now, aoc is working as before, without your correction. Thanks for the advice anyway.
Honored ContributorThank you for your posting.
I had same issue to compile a cl project and now it seems pretty good to work. (I commented two line from aoc.pl.)
