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Hi,
I've installed from scratch Wiced Studio 6.2 using an administrative account on a folder accesible to all users on Windows 10. All works as expected on this account, but when I switch to an user account, although I can execute the IDE, compilations fails showing the arm-none-eabi-gcc.exe compiler was unabled to create a file on the c:\windows folder.
It doesn't matter the value assigned to the environment variables tmp, tempdir or temp, compiler always try to use C:\windows.
Is there any workaround to run Wiced on a windows user account? Issue is very easy to reproduce just switching users.
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gabriel.pittau_3631826 wrote:
Hi,
I've installed from scratch Wiced Studio 6.2 using an administrative account on a folder accesible to all users on Windows 10. All works as expected on this account, but when I switch to an user account, although I can execute the IDE, compilations fails showing the arm-none-eabi-gcc.exe compiler was unabled to create a file on the c:\windows folder.
It doesn't matter the value assigned to the environment variables tmp, tempdir or temp, compiler always try to use C:\windows.
Is there any workaround to run Wiced on a windows user account? Issue is very easy to reproduce just switching users.
Hi mifo
I'm wondering if Modus 1.0 will fix such issue?
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Hi Axel, I have the same issue:
I have installed Wiced Studio 6.1 on my user account folder using admin rights. I can run it only from the admin account because when I try to compile form my user account it fails, it shows this message:(Unhandled win32 exception arm-none-eabi-gcc.exe).
Is not there any workaround yet ?
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Hi Axel,
This is the feedback from the Dev Team:
“There is currently no workaround available to fix this issue. I have passed this feedback to internal development team so that we can fix this in our next generation IDE Modus.”
Unfortunately we cannot offer a solution for this right now, but we will address this in future releases.
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