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  • CCS4 gmake error: missing separator

    CCS4 gmake error: missing separator

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    Brighton Feng
    Posted by Brighton Feng
    on May 09 2011 22:23 PM
    Prodigy690 points

    Hi,

    In one of my CCS4 projects, I always encounter following error when I “Build Active Project” (I think this is incremental build); but this issue does not happen if I “Rebuild Active Project” (I think this is rebuild all).

    My CCS version is 4.2.2.00033. Do you know this issue? Or do you have any suggestion?

    Thank you very much!

     

    C:\Program Files\Texas Instruments\ccsv4\utils\gmake\gmake -k all

    src/KeyStone_Multicore_Navigator_drv.pp:61: *** missing separator.  Stop.

    Build complete for project Multicore_Navigator

    Best Regards, Brighton Feng ( 冯华亮 ) Communication Infrastructure Field Application Engineer Texas Instruments Shenzhen Branch Tel: 86-755-2600 7838 Fax: 86-755-2693 5678
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    • desouza
      Posted by desouza
      on May 09 2011 23:11 PM
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      Brighton,

      This issue is reported in some references in the Eclipse website (here and here). Check line 61 of the file <src/Keystone_Multicore_Navigator_drv.pp>. Usually .pp files are autogenerated, but in this case it seems it may be a leftover from a previous build or compiler version (.pp files can also be output files generated by the compiler's preprocessor). Try to remove it from the project directories or rename it to a different extension and do a clean rebuild. 

      You can also try to delete the directory Debug (or Release, depending on the Active Build Configuration you are using) and do a build to see if it works. Although the Rebuild Active Project erases several output files, some of them still remain in the output directory and may be causing such strange behaviour. 

      Hope this helps,
      Rafael


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    • Brighton Feng
      Posted by Brighton Feng
      on May 10 2011 00:07 AM
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      KeyStone_Multicore_Navigator_drv.zip

      Hi, Rafael,

      I tried to delete the file or directory, but the error still happened.

      Attached please find the <src/Keystone_Multicore_Navigator_drv.pp> file, could you help analyze it?

      Thank you very much!

      Brighton

      Best Regards, Brighton Feng ( 冯华亮 ) Communication Infrastructure Field Application Engineer Texas Instruments Shenzhen Branch Tel: 86-755-2600 7838 Fax: 86-755-2693 5678
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    • Brighton Feng
      Posted by Brighton Feng
      on May 13 2011 22:59 PM
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      Hi,

       

      I found it is caused by following code, please note the space in <   >

      #include <cslr_cppidma_rx_flow_config.h    >

      After I remove the space as below, the problem does not happen again.

      #include <cslr_cppidma_rx_flow_config.h>

       

      Thank you very much!

      Best Regards, Brighton Feng ( 冯华亮 ) Communication Infrastructure Field Application Engineer Texas Instruments Shenzhen Branch Tel: 86-755-2600 7838 Fax: 86-755-2693 5678
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