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Originally Posted by ArzaanK
I did re-image the cRio to Windriver Workbench C++. On the note of undefined symbols, I don't have access to the robot, so I don't think I can check that.
I am a little confused what you mean by this string of text. Is this "utility program" something I have to open up in Windows Explorer, is it something I have to put into my code?
Is it possible for my code to have undefined symbols even though the exact same code was able to be deployed onto the robot from another students laptop?
Would it help if you saw my code?
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In your case you would run the nmppc program from a command line like this:
nmppc C:\WindRiver\workspace\SimpleTemplate\PPC603gnu\Si mpleTemplate\Debug\SimpleTemplate.out
The program nmppc is in the VxWorks directories. I apologize for not having the exact location for you - I'm in the Caribbean on vacation. But the easiest thing to do is open the VxWorks Development Shell (from the program menus). It is a command line window (on your laptop) that has the PATH and other environment variables set you can use nmppc and other utility programs (.exe, .com, .bat in Windows) from Wind River.
If the exact same code deploys from another robot, something else is wrong. But you could have the same code and not be linking it in the same manner. For example, are you linking to the WPI libraries? Are you using a copy of the same project? Do both robots have the same types of cRIOs? Did you load the WPI stuff on your laptop?
You can send me your code and I'll look at it. Please send the .out file.