Well it has something to do with the configuration of your project. Most likely absolute paths which are no longer there at the new machine.
Often with this you think, bloody hell why? And after you found it it was very obvious why it couldn't find the target .elf file.
Also, sometimes the linker will throw errors which are not captured by EmBitz because it has a non-conform format. Use the build messages to check if there is really a .elf file generated. This has also often to do with wrong paths etc.
Often with this you think, bloody hell why? And after you found it it was very obvious why it couldn't find the target .elf file.
Also, sometimes the linker will throw errors which are not captured by EmBitz because it has a non-conform format. Use the build messages to check if there is really a .elf file generated. This has also often to do with wrong paths etc.