Used platform Version Path
arduino:mbed_opta 3.5.4 C:\Users\VMWareW10\AppData\Local\T\A\internal\arduino_mbed_opta_3.5.4_ccd8464f766ff0fc
Error during build: exec: "/bin/arm-none-eabi-g++": file does not exist
I don't know if I can help. But I know that unfortunately something went wrong. If you post a message and have a question, always include the code and the error message. Paste the code by clicking on the button (as in the picture) and then paste the code. You should also do the same with the error message. This makes it much easier to help you. Also, you mentioned user "C" now...
void setup() {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
}
void loop() {
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
}
Empty project , with nothing.
If i change ONLY the platform (so change the compiler), the compiling function goes done without error (in my case i change the Opta with Mega).
I tried many time to install IDE 1.8 and 2,0 . Past week, IDE works fine with Opta but i had many problems with PLC IDE . So i uninstalled allthings and tried re install the packages . This is the result on VM and on a physical PC . In this moment i can't work with IDE o PLC IDE on Opta boards.
OK. You've already tried a lot. Unfortunately I can't help you that well then. But I still have one question:
Do you need all two apps, i.e. IDE and PLC IDE? I can see if I can find a solution somehow.
I looked again and thought about it. You've probably already tried:
Run the app as admin
Disable anti-virus software
In addition, I've always read something about "poor" in the error. I am assuming that you have a device with ARM architecture, e.g. B. Surface Pro X. Is that true?
First answer : I used also IDE and PLC IDE because there are some problems with the comunication and licencing of PLC IDE Sketch. I tried to install only IDE and only PLC IDE but the compiler install never goes done (insteade first time with IDE).
Secondo answer : I tried to disable firewall, antivirus . It's the same. I don't have ARM architecture, two PCs are normal 64bit intel I7.
OK. To your question: yes, it can be. But I am not sure. But what I'm sure of is that the word "ARM" often appears in your error message, which stands for "ARM architecture". Maybe the error has something to do with it. But it can also be that it is there so often because Opla is probably based on ARM.
Maybe you want to mark the solution as "solution" so that others who have the problem can find the solution?
It's just a recommendation and I don't mean to force you into anything, and it's often recommended.
Hi @dustin_d_j , nice to see you here on the forum!
You probably like to know where @enrob downloaded this, right? I mentioned @enrob once, then he might answer sooner. Can't you find an online source to download it yourself?