Brixcc + Ev3 + download error

[Diyum]

Hi! I have downloaded newest test release version of bricx command center from: http://bricxcc.sourceforge.net/test_releases/
I can open that program and control my Ev3 using joystick buttons an also I can use ultrasonic sensor when I use livesensor mode.

When I write a small program and press download and run button my Ev3 makes a beeb sound and programs name appear into ev3 screen.
When I press that programs name supposing that ev3 would start to run that program then error text appear to the ev3 screen and nothing happens. After that the program I just downloaded to Ev3 disappear from Ev3.
Any ideas/links what I have done wrong or what I should do?


I have tried to do following steps after downloadin bricx command center but I'm not sure if I had done everything right.
1. Download CodeSourcery Lite:
https://sourcery.mentor.com/GNUToolchai ... nueabi.exe

2. Install arm-2009q1-203-arm-none-linux-gnueabi.exe CodeSourcery Lite cross
compiler for arm-linux to a folder - preferrably short and without spaces in
the path, such as c:\CSLite

3. Edit your PATH environment variable and add the paths for CodeSourcery Lite's bin
folder to the front of your path.
E.G., c:\CSLite\bin;%path%

4, Download BricxCC with growing support for EV3. This now includes the ability
to download the compiled binaries over USB to /media/card on your EV3. It also includes
the ability to control motors, play tones, set/read the brick name, show battery
level, and more. Not yet functional: Watch window, clear memory, and message tools.
The RGF Image Editor is included in BricxCC now. Pick the zip with the most recent
date in the filename.

http://bricxcc.sourceforge.net/test_rel ... 13NNNN.zip

5. Extract the zip over an existing BricxCC install folder. Make sure before
you extract the zip that it is unblocked via the right-click Properties dialog.

6. Download lms_api.zip
https://bricxcc.sourceforge.net/test_re ... ms_api.zip

7. Extract to a folder of your choice.

8. Locate the linux_tools.zip that was extracted from the BricxCC test release.

9. Extract the files from this zip to a folder of your choice and make sure that folder is
at the front of your PATH statement (e.g., c:\CSLite\bin;c:\tools\;%PATH%). The two tools
installed from this zip are "make" and "rm" which are used by BricxCC when it tries to launch
the CodeSourcery Lite cross compiler.

[HaWe]

the program caption of your executable program appearing on the ev3 screen is a fake.
The screen menu you can see is displayed by the VM (the Lego bytecode interpreter for X3 byte code) and actually neither can display Linux executables nor start a Linux executable.
What you see might be sort of temporary folder or what ever.
You will have to start executabels via the BCC file explorer tool.