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    "Build Project" does not work after updating to CCS 5.2.1

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    Clemens Eisserer
    Posted by Clemens Eisserer
    on Jul 25 2012 03:11 AM
    Expert1370 points

    Hello,

    Yesterday I've updated to CCS 5.2.1 (from 5.2.0), since then "Build Project" does not work anymore, whereas "Rebuild Project" works without any issues.

    I get the following message, when I try just to build it:


    Errors occurred during the build.
    Errors running builder 'CDT Builder' on project 'EDMALib2'.
    Generated resource conflict:
    two resources of the same name: /EDMALib2/Release/configPkg/compiler.opt
    generated by different tools
    tool1: XDCtools
    tool2: XDCtools
     
    Generated resource conflict:
    two resources of the same name: /EDMALib2/Release/configPkg/compiler.opt
    generated by different tools
    tool1: XDCtools
    tool2: XDCtools
     
    Generated resource conflict:
    two resources of the same name: /EDMALib2/Release/configPkg/compiler.opt
    generated by different tools
    tool1: XDCtools
    tool2: XDCtools
     
    Generated resource conflict:
    two resources of the same name: /EDMALib2/Release/configPkg/compiler.opt
    generated by different tools
    tool1: XDCtools
    tool2: XDCtools

    Any idea how to solve this problem?

    Thank you in advance, Clemens

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    • Sebastian Wendt
      Posted by Sebastian Wendt
      on Jul 25 2012 10:03 AM
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      Same Problem on my side !

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    • Clemens Eisserer
      Posted by Clemens Eisserer
      on Jul 27 2012 03:04 AM
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      @Ti: As this was intended to be a bug-report, it would be great if someone could forward it to appropriate the development team.

      Thanks

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    • John Grant
      Posted by John Grant
      on Jul 30 2012 18:06 PM
      Prodigy160 points

      Concur. We got the same problem after upgrade to 5.2.1.

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    • Clemens Eisserer
      Posted by Clemens Eisserer
      on Jul 31 2012 02:50 AM
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      Could somebody from TI please report this issue to the development teams, and report back?
      I would be happy to provide a sample-project which triggers the problem.

      Thanks

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    • Dave Sewhuk
      Posted by Dave Sewhuk
      on Aug 03 2012 11:45 AM
      Prodigy50 points

      Got the same problem since I accidentally accepted the latest updates. This is killer problem, especially coupled with CCS's predilection to rebuild my project every time I restart the application! This is a serious productivity suck.

      Uninstalling the update didn't restore happiness, although the about dialog still says 5.2.1.00018. Short of uninstalling CCS5 and reinstalling and insuring I don't get the latest updates is there an easy way to revert back to prior state?

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    • Lisa TI
      Posted by Lisa TI
      on Aug 03 2012 12:20 PM
      Guru99775 points

      Hi Clemens/Dave,


      I made sure to flag this for you so hopefuly you will hear from some more expert colleagues/development soon!

      Best Regards,
      Lisa

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    • Baltasar Belyavsky
      Posted by Baltasar Belyavsky
      on Aug 03 2012 12:24 PM
      Expert4240 points

      Hi Clemens, and all,

      Yes, please upload a project that reproduces this issue, and i'll have a look.

      Thanks,

      - Baltasar

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    • Jim Luther
      Posted by Jim Luther
      on Aug 08 2012 07:08 AM
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      Hi

      I have the same problem.

      It will build after a clean, but shows the resource error whenpressing CTRL+B after a complete rebuild.

      Any solutions to this?

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    • Jim Luther
      Posted by Jim Luther
      on Aug 08 2012 07:09 AM
      Prodigy50 points

      One more thing.

      In my case the tool is C5500 compiler. Both Tool1 and Tool2.

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    • Jim Luther
      Posted by Jim Luther
      on Aug 08 2012 07:15 AM
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      I may have found a workaround.

      I deleted the .gconf folder in the Release folder (Guess the same goes for the Debug folder) in my project folder.

      I could rebuild without problems after that.

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    • David Luca
      Posted by David Luca
      on Aug 09 2012 04:35 AM
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      Hello,

      I have the same problem (CCSv5.2.1, C6748, xdctools_3_23_03_53), don't know how this occurred as I cannot reproduce the steps how my project stopped working, is it related to project being separated from SYS/BIOS configuration? I couldn't find any .gconf folder. This is how my error looks like:

      Errors occurred during the build.
      Errors running builder 'CDT Builder' on project 'Project_sysbios_configuration'.
      Generated resource conflict:
      two resources of the same name: /Project_sysbios_configuration/Default/.config/xconfig_app/package/cfg/configPkg/linker.cmd
      generated by different tools
      tool1: XDCtools
      tool2: XDCtools

      Generated resource conflict:
      two resources of the same name: /Project_sysbios_configuration/Default/.config/xconfig_app/package/cfg/configPkg/linker.cmd
      generated by different tools
      tool1: XDCtools
      tool2: XDCtools

      Generated resource conflict:
      two resources of the same name: /Project_sysbios_configuration/Default/.config/xconfig_app/package/cfg/configPkg/linker.cmd
      generated by different tools
      tool1: XDCtools
      tool2: XDCtools

      Generated resource conflict:
      two resources of the same name: /Project_sysbios_configuration/Default/.config/xconfig_app/package/cfg/configPkg/linker.cmd
      generated by different tools
      tool1: XDCtools
      tool2: XDCtools

      Any updates regarding this problem? I attached my project configuration folder.2047.Project_sysbios_configuration.zip

      Best regards,

      David.

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    • Jim Luther
      Posted by Jim Luther
      on Aug 09 2012 04:55 AM
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      Well in my case it was the C5500 compiler that was referenced as tool1 and tool2.

      In your case it is the XDCTools.

      In the line: "two resources of the same name:........................": The path contains a .config folder. It might be that folder you should delete? (if it is something that is generated by the tools).

      I would try to move the .config folder somewhere else and then try to build the project again.

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    • David Luca
      Posted by David Luca
      on Aug 09 2012 04:58 AM
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      Hi Jim,

      There is a "Default" folder that is generated and it was deleted, first build works fine, then rebuild and the same happens. Other project that depends on this one when I press Debug button although it compiled ok, shows this error too. Pressing again Debug button, the CCS remains forever in debug state and a popup appears that it needs to end current Debug session, which never ends, until I restart CCS. I use C6000 compiler. 

      I think this is related to workspace because if I create another workspace the problem goes away...for a while.

      David.

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    • Jim Luther
      Posted by Jim Luther
      on Aug 09 2012 06:24 AM
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      The Default folder is the name of your configuration (like Debug or Release... I think....).

      Try to only delete the .config folder inside in the Default folder and check if you can build again after a complete rebuild.

      The thing about hanging in the debug state is strange. Could it be a bug in the emulator driver? I know that there was an update to the Spectrum Digital emulator drivers shortly after the CCS 5.2 release. Perhaps that could help in case you are using an SD emulator...

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    • Mike11597
      Posted by Mike11597
      on Aug 09 2012 06:41 AM
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      Hello

      I work with C2000 and I got the same errors. I found a workaround:

      - Close CCS
      - Delete or move manually .gconf folder from your project
      - Delete or move the contents of the Debug or Release folder of your project
      - Start CCS
      - Clean, rebuild your project

      Then the errors didn't appear anymore.

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