Codedescriptor.dmr not found
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Does anyone know how I can resolve this? I am trying to do a standalone setup on my Arduino Due. This warning show up every time I build and the LED on my board stays solid. When I press reset on the board nothing changes.
### Starting build procedure for: Experiment_1_2_b
Warning: File 'codedescriptor.dmr' not found.
Warning: File 'codedescriptor.dmr' not found.
Warning: File 'codedescriptor.dmr' not found.
Warning: File 'codedescriptor.dmr' not found.
### Successful completion of build procedure for: Experiment_1_2_b
Build process completed successfully
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Ritish Sehgal
2022년 6월 28일
편집: Stefanie Schwarz
2023년 5월 12일
"codedescriptor.dmr" is an artifact file that is created in the "model_xxxxx_rtw" code generation folder for targets such as ert.tlc or slrealtime.tlc. The file is used by Simulink in subsequent (re-)build processes. If you are not encountering any adverse behavior, I think you can simply ignore these warnings.
You can try to remove the warning by running the following commands to reset your MATLAB path:
>> restoredefaultpath
>> rehash toolboxcache
Re-run the build. If this resolved the issue, save the new settings by executing:
>> savepath
Hope it helps!!
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Adam Clark
2022년 7월 1일
I just started seeing this same warning, but I'm not using Simulink Realtime, just generating to run offline on ARM platform. I tried running the commands you suggested to reset paths and toolboxes, but still no luck. Any other suggestions? Thanks!
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Youssef Noureddine
2023년 4월 6일
편집: Walter Roberson
2023년 4월 6일
This essentially happens when an unrelated 'codedescriptor.dmr' file is found on the search path during the model build stage. Please refer to the MATLAB Answers link below for more information:
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Youssef Noureddine
2023년 4월 6일
And just to add: as Ritish mentioned, in most cases, you can usually ignore these warnings.
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