SDK bash script run.sh runs with errors and fails

[Gulzt]

This is the README.md file of the Red Pitaya SDK:
https://github.com/RedPitaya/RedPitaya/ ... /README.md

I followed the steps. Made a test.c file using the template and only added a command to turn a LED on.

the tutorial didn't mention I have to install sshpass, but fair enough, I could figure that out.

When I run the command with my Red Pitaya IP:
./run.sh 10.31.97.239 test.c

I get the following output:

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EXECUTING RED PITAYA RUN SCRIPT...

COPYING RED PITAYA INCLUDES...

COMPILING SOURCE FILE...
rm -f test *.o ~*
rm -f -r target
rm -f sdk.zip
make: *** No rule to make target 'all'.   Stop.
EXECUTING REMOTE FILE...
OUTPUT:
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/home/paul/Programs/RedpItaya/SDK/test: No such file or directory
bash: /tmp/test: No such file or directory

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REMOVING ARTIFACTS...
rm -f test *.o ~*
rm -f -r target
rm -f sdk.zip

Why is there no target 'all'?

[Nils Roos]

It looks like the run.sh script and the Makefile are not quite working yet.

The Makefile is missing the actual compilation. The target "install" should have additional lines like:

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install:
	mkdir -p target
	cp -r install.sh run.sh create_template.sh ../api/rpbase/src/rp.h Makefile_target ./target/
	cd target; mv Makefile_target Makefile
	make -C target all
	cd target; zip $(INSTALL_NAME) *; cp $(INSTALL_NAME) $(INSTALL_DIR)

and in run.sh it ought to be called like:

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else
  make clean TARGET=$EXECUTABLE
  make install OBJECT=$2 TARGET=$EXECUTABLE
fi

(I have not tested that it works like this, it's just to give you some pointers what to try)

[Gulzt]

Thanks, sorry for not responding. I was so frustrated with the process, I went back to version 0.92, setup a samba connection and sharing the web folder on the pitaya.