I am trying to configure for my Eclipse CDT but i faced the following problems

/bin/sh: 1: aarch64-xxlinux-linux-g    --sysroot=/opt/xxlinux/sysroots/aarch64-xxlinux-linux: not found

So if i am not mistaken, the mistake is with my "aarch64-xxlinux-linux-g " not being able to be located by the compiler

However, I have already set Environment Variable "PATH" to the directory where aarch64-xxlinux-linux-g can be found

I have set CXX environment variable to be following

Environment Variable: CXX   Value: "aarch64-xxlinux-linux-g   --sysroot=$(SDKTARGETSYSROOT)"
Environment Variable: PATH   Value: /opt/xxlinux/sysroots/x86_64-xxlinuxsdk-linux/usr/bin/aarch64-xxlinux-linux:$(PATH)

/opt/xxlinux/sysroots/x86_64-xxlinuxsdk-linux/usr/bin/aarch64-xxlinux-linux is where the "aarch64-xxlinux-linux-g " is located .

Is it the only place I need to set the variables for?

Regards

CodePudding user response：

Do not quote your entire environment variable value.

You are trying to run a command with an argument: that's two "words". By adding quotes to the value you're creating a single word and the shell thinks you want to run a program named aarch64-xxlinux-linux-g --sysroot=$(SDKTARGETSYSROOT) which doesn't exist.

If you are worried about SDKTARGETSYSROOT containing whitespace (which is a valid concern), you should quote just that value not the entire thing:

Environment Variable: CXX   Value: aarch64-xxlinux-linux-g   --sysroot="$(SDKTARGETSYSROOT)"