How to solve "No rule to make target `rtiostream_utils.c' " error while building model in Simulink?

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Tautvydas Karvelis 2017-11-15

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回答： Pratik 2024-7-17，8:48

Hello, I have recently bought S32K144 EVB and tried to execute some given examples and I am getting this error:

"gmake: * No rule to make target `rtiostream_utils.c', needed by `clock_manager.o'. Stop. ### Build procedure for model: 'gpio_s32k14' aborted due to an error. Error(s) encountered while building "gpio_s32k14"

Could someone advise me how to solve this issue?

Thank you in advance.

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Nick Choi 2017-11-17

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Without a reproduction model or screenshots of the entire error, it is somewhat difficult to determine a potential root cause. However, this message is usually an indication that 'rtiostream_utils.c' can't be found during the model's build process.

I would check to make sure that the directory that contains this file is included on the build path and that the file actually exists.

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Pratik 2024-7-17，8:48

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Hi Tautvydas,

The error "No rule to make target" is typically thrown by the make/gmake build automation tool because it can't find the instructions on how to create a particular file or target. This can happen for several reasons:

Incorrect Path: Your project path, source file path and/or include folder path contains white spaces that the "make" tool cannot handle.
Missing File: It could also mean that the indicated file is missing.
Windows Character Length Limit: A long directory path name could also violate the Windows 256-character length limit and result in this error.
Simulink Real-Time Character Length Limit: The error could be due to the third-party QNX compiler used by Speedgoat hitting the character length limit

Please refer to the following MATLAB Answer post for more detail:

www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/814790-why-do-i-get-the-build-error-no-rule-to-make-target

I hope this helps!