Why do I receive errors when running xPC target on a Pentium 4 target machine after generating code with visual studio .NET?
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Why do I receive errors when running xPC target on a Pentium 4 target machine after generating code with visual studio .NET?
My xPC Target computer is a single-board Pentium 4 computer. The xPC Host computer has both MS Visual C++ 6.0 and MS Visual Studio .NET (Visual C++ 7.0).
When I set my compiler to Visual C++ 6.0 in "xpcsetup", I can successfully run the "xpctest"; however, when I switch to Visual Studio .NET and run "xpcsetup" the test fails. It communicates, compiles the test program, and downloads to the Target, but then hangs and gives the following error:
Error executing build command:
Error using ==> make_rtw
Could not connect to Ping socket.
No errors are received when running "xpctest" on an AMD Athlon machine with Visual Studio .NET
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MathWorks Support Team
on 27 Jun 2009
This problem has been addressed in xPC Target 2.0.1 (R13SP1). An exception handlers now exists which will raise a Win32 structured exception when the CPU signals an exception. If you are using a previous version, read the following:
This appears to be an incompatibility between the Pentium 4 and Visual Studio .NET, when using xPC Target 2.0 (R13). As a workaround, try using either a Pentium 3 or an AMD ATHLON target PC.
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