I installed the C-sdk (pi pico-w) and dependencies in my raspberry pi 4 using the installation script. The raspberry pi 4 was using the os 2023-12-05. The installation went correctly and I could build, load and debug my code in the raspberry pi pico-w without problems.
Now I loaded a new OS (release 5.2 2024) in my raspberry pi 4. I installed the c-sdk using the standard script and the installation seems to go correctly. I am trying to load the blinky example using the same cMake and other files as I used with the old OS (it works). Now the build does not work. It creates a build folder that contains the following:
build.ninja
CMakeCache.txt
CMakeFiles
cmake_install.cmake
compile_commands.json
elf2uf2
generated
pico-sdk
pioasm
It contains a file called 'build.ninja' that I did not see in my correct build. The 'pioasm' folder seems to be empty.
I am attaching the build folder. What could be the problem?
Now I loaded a new OS (release 5.2 2024) in my raspberry pi 4. I installed the c-sdk using the standard script and the installation seems to go correctly. I am trying to load the blinky example using the same cMake and other files as I used with the old OS (it works). Now the build does not work. It creates a build folder that contains the following:
build.ninja
CMakeCache.txt
CMakeFiles
cmake_install.cmake
compile_commands.json
elf2uf2
generated
pico-sdk
pioasm
It contains a file called 'build.ninja' that I did not see in my correct build. The 'pioasm' folder seems to be empty.
I am attaching the build folder. What could be the problem?
Statistics: Posted by AnSmo — Sun Mar 31, 2024 1:39 pm