Okay i'm still having the same problem i used devkitpro updater from some site. It installs and updates devkitpro but i still get the same results. Do i keep the files after install or delete after install. It gives me the option to do either one.
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Check to see if the installation added the PATH in environment variables. If it didn't you need to add it manually. The default on windows I believe is C:/devkitpro
I installed it on my removable drive. Do u think i should install it to C:/devkitpro?
No you don't have to, just set the variable to the directory you have it installed to. If it's a removeable drive maybe something like F:/devkitpro
Basically that's it, then run the .exe and point it to the directory of your .txt files.
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No worries. Are you on windows?
Okay so you should be able to right click the start menu and choose "advanced system settings" (If not, you can load any random folder, right click "computer">Properties>Advanced system settings) From there you'll see "Environment Variables" at the bottom. Open that and you'll see a list of variables, click create new under the second field and name it accordingly while targeting the path you installed devkitpro in.
Fort42. Granted if you want them fancy, with mark down menus, notes, more variables etc, you'll have to do some editing.
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Examples of a new PATH:
c:\devkitPro\msys\bin;%INTEL_DEV_REDIST%redist\intel64\compiler;
C:\Python27\;
C:\Python27\Scripts;
C:\Program Files\ImageMagick-7.0.1-Q16;C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java\javapath;
C:\Program Files\Nintendo\Nintendo Dev Interface
Okay i got to where you click new and i get variable name and variable value what do i do after that. Also i have a system variable named D/devkitpro
If you have more Devkit variables than that in the same field section than I'm not entirely sure how to fix your problem. Perhaps maybe try running the .exe from the same directory (D:/)?
The path of DEVKITPRO must be in the PATH variable, not in it's own (but it's not harming keeping it).
You must have the path to ``XX\devkitPro\msys\bin`` in the PATH variable.
You must have the path to ``XX\devkitPro\msys\bin`` in the PATH variable.
I keep getting this error
arm-none-eabi-gcc is not reconized as and internal or external command or program batch
arm-none-eabi-gcc is not reconized as and internal or external command or program batch
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