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DS-5 ARM - C Simulation - Launch Failed, Binary Not Found

Pavi

HI Everyone,

      Im Pavi and Ive recently joined the group. I have downloaded DS500-BN-00019-r5p0-17rel1 in order to simulate simple C program ( along with ARM) for DS-5 ARM. Im able to build it but not able to execute or debug it. It gives the error :" Launch Failed, BInary not Found". While building it is generating .axf file.

Can anyone help me in this regard, Please??

Thanks in advance

Regards

Pavi

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  • 0 Arm Employee Badge in reply to Pavi

    Hi,

    It looks from your error message like you might not have launched the debugger from the DS-5 Debug Control view, instead, it looks like it was trying to run natively on your machine - this won't work. My colleague has just tried this on his Ubuntu machine and can reproduce the same error by trying to run the hello executable natively.

    Rather than opening the hello project in project explorer and trying to debug the stripped executable simply by clicking the debug button, you need to run the debug configuration to make sure that the FVP gets launched.

    debug-dropdown.png

    Open your Debug Control view and right click inside it, or select the arrow next to the debug icon. Select Debug Configurations...

    Now, select hello-FVP-example which is located in DS-5 Debugger (this is preconfigured to just work) and click Debug:


    debug-configuration-window.png

    It should be exactly the same in Ubuntu. The only other possible thing that you might want to check is that if you installed the 64-bit version, you have included the 32-bit compatibility libraries.


    Thanks,

    Joe

  • 0 in reply to Joe Alderson

    hi Joe,

        Thanks a lot  for your time and effort. Now  Im able to run the example code successfully with your guidance.Now I have an issue reg assembly files. If I want to combine assembly code with C, this code is not allowing me to do so( I've tried to  change the example code and run it in debug perspective only).

      Can I get any help in this regard. I wanted to run ARM NEON instructions using DS-5. How do I need to proceed for that.?

    Thanks again Joe.

    Awaiting for your reply.

    Regards

    Pavi.

  • 0 Arm Employee Badge in reply to Pavi

    Hi Pavi,

    There's a tutorial about using inline assembly here that my colleague chriswalsh recently put together. In the same tutorials section, you'll also find one about enabling NEON.

    Hope this helps,

    Joe

  • 0 in reply to Joe Alderson

    Hi Joe,

      Thanks again for the prompt response. I have gone through the tutorials Joe, they couldnt help me out.Moreover I dont want the inline assembly. I want DS-5 to  be used  for simulation ( I want to simulate the assembly with c) . Im hereby attaching the code which I tried to modify taking the helloworld example from linux examples. Ive given all the options in the makefile.Its building properly but while executing its giving the message ". ( I want to utilise - Quad-Core Cortex-A9 fixed virtual platform )

    Failed target configuration:

    Configuring the target for debug - See the App Console for further information

        In the tutorial the guidance is given only until building the arm project  which I've already done earlier without any problem.When I try to execute it, its giving me the problem.

    Cortex-A8 fixed virtual platform

    		yes

    Kindly, go through and help me out.

    Thanks and Regards

    Pavi