How to solve "gmake: ***[main.o] Error 1" error ?

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I am implementing an embedded c program, using Code Composer Studio Version 6.0.1, on Windows platform.

After build that program, I got this error "gmake: ***[main.o] Error 1".

Does anyone know, how to fix this error ?

Posted 19-Nov-14 1:30am

RupeshMote

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Richard MacCutchan 19-Nov-14 7:42am

Yes, I expect lots of people know how to fix it, but only by being given the full details of when and where it occurs. It looks like you have an error in your make file somewhere.

RupeshMote 19-Nov-14 8:07am

@Richard : Here in error window, it does not specify at which line or in which file this error occurs.
In front of this error, it only specify name of project.

Richard MacCutchan 19-Nov-14 8:53am

Is that the complete message you see or is there anything else included? At the very least it would suggest that your 'main' module has caused some compiler error.

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Jochen Arndt 19-Nov-14 8:44am

That is not really a gmake error but gmake stops because an executed command returns with a non-zero exit code. In your case it is probably your compiler. So you (and we if we should help), need the error message of the program called by gmake. This should be provided in the output window of your development environment.

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