Error while compiling SIMULINK code for dSpace ControlDesk..
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Hello,
I have the SIMULINK model and I use dSpace 1401 Microautobox. Whenever I try to compile the code, I have been getting the same error. I have copied the error below.
LINKING APPLICATION ... < lnkppc > (E) #A0317-D Cannot open file: C:\dSPACE\DS1401\RTLib\ds1401.lib
Errors: 1, Warnings: 0
-- call "C:\PPCTools37\BIN\lnkppc.exe" -QmsA0314 -QmsA0407 -QmeA0307 -QmeA0329 -m..\TC_20_RPC.map -o ..\TC_20_RPC.ppc -c _tmp_TC_20_RPC.lk
LINKING FAILED (1)
MAKE PROCESS ABORTED.
I have been trying to figure this out for a while. Please let me know if any of you guys know how to fix this issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated !
Thanks.
Vishwa.
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Azzi Abdelmalek
2012-12-10
编辑:Azzi Abdelmalek
2012-12-10
Have you used it before? and which version of matlab and OS
Vishwanathan
2012-12-10
Ken Loveday
2022-11-1
编辑:Ken Loveday
2022-11-1
I had a very simular error (see below). Turns out it was because I had spaces in the Simulink (.slx) file path. Replaced spaces (and dashes) with underscores and code compiled and linked fine.
Orig file path (with error below): C:\Users\UserName\Documents\MyProject - Test\MyModel.slx
New file Path (no error): C:\Users\UserName\Documents\MyProject_Test\MyModel.slx
LINKING APPLICATION ...
< lnkppc >
(E) #A0317-D Cannot open file: C:\Users\UserName\Documents\MyProject.obj
Errors: 1, Warnings: 0
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khaled20
2017-5-3
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Dear sir greeting,
I have a request about loading a matlab file from dspace.
We have a block diagram in Simulink. We have 'build' the model in Simulink and run it. Now we are trying to use the model in Control Desk to run the real time interface. Every time we load a .sdf file or a .ppc file of the model, a new tab for the model does not open in the tool window of Control Desk. and we have got this error message 'Failed to access Simulink model,è Maybe a wrong model was loaded.
Best regards,
KHALED
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