Error Connecting to Eclipse through Embedded IDE Link Plugin
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I am trying to compile simulink code using the Eclipse IDE target. I followed the tutorial on how to setup and configure the Eclipse IDE and compilers, and am stuck when they tell me to run the pilsumdiff example. I configure everything as stated in the tutorial, but when i right click on the sub system and tell it to build, I get the following error:
Subsystem Build Failed
The call to idelink_ert_make_rtw_hook, during the entry hook generated the following error: Could not connect to Embedded IDE Link plugin in Eclipse. Please check the port number and installation of the plugin. The build process will terminate as a result.
This is what i see in the Matlab display window
### Connecting to Eclipse through Embedded IDE Link Plugin (localhost @ 5555) Warning: Info about your third-party software: 1. Your version of JRE (1.7.x) is higher than the tested version (1.6.x). 2. Your version of GCC (4.5.x) is higher than the tested version (3.4.x). 3. Your version of GDB (7.2.x) is higher than the tested version (6.3.x). 4. Your version of AR (2.21.x) is higher than the tested version (2.19.x). 5. Your version of AS (2.21.x) is higher than the tested version (2.19.x).
Starting Eclipse™ IDE...
If i go into eclipse, i see that the pluin is indeed running.
Here's the info: Status: STARTED Port number: 5555 configuration <a>file:file:/C;/eclipse/plugins</a>\mwidelink.ini
Any ideas on how to fix this are greatly appreciated.
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Kaustubha Govind
on 21 Sep 2011
Matthew: I would recommend contacting MathWorks Tech Support about this issue if you don't receive a reply here.
Answers (1)
Rolfe Dlugy-Hegwer
on 17 Aug 2012
Edited: Walter Roberson
on 22 Aug 2012
Based on the error messages, I see two potential causes:
- The port number is busy/being used by another application.
- Unsupported/untested third party software.
To fix either issue, search your product documentation for "Working with Eclipse IDE" and read the following topics:
- Tested Software Versions
- Installing Third-Party Software for Eclipse
- Configuring Your MathWorks Software to Work with Eclipse
- Troubleshooting with Eclipse IDE
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