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CCSv5 ignoring Build Variables

Will Flanery

Intellectual 470 points

I have followed the instructions as described here:

http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Portable_Projects

But CCS Version: 5.1.0.09000 seems to be ignoring the Path Variables and/or Build Variables for my compiler Include Options.

I have DEVICE_FILES defined as type: Directory, Value: C:\TI\ccsv5\Workspace\f28m35x_v100
This is done under C/C++ Build -> Build Variables, and Resource -> Linked Resources -> Path Variables

Under CCS Build -> C2000 Compiler -> Include Options, I have a directory specified as "${DEVICE_FILES}/F28M35x_common/include" (with quotes)

However CCS seems to ignore this. In my Project Explorer window panel, under the project's "Includes", it just shows "/F28M35x_common/include" (without the quotes).

I've read several forum posts and not found an answer except someone mentioned perhaps an issue with "URI scheme", but I don't know how to change or test that.

Any ideas?

over 13 years ago

0 Lisa TI over 13 years ago

TI__Guru*** 130875 points

Hi Will,

please try using/setting the build variables under Project->Properties->Build .... Build Variables tab.

Unfortunately there is some confusion and duplication as in some cases we implemented our own search paths and there are also the ones from eclipse.

Please let me know how this goes.

Best Regards,

Lisa

0 Will Flanery over 13 years ago in reply to Lisa TI

Intellectual 470 points

Hi Lisa, Thanks for the quick response.

Yes, I also have it defined there.

Any other ideas?

0 Will Flanery over 13 years ago in reply to Will Flanery

Intellectual 470 points

Lisa,

You were right I needed to "Refresh" my Project Explorer view.

To clarify to my future self and other people:

The variable must be set under project Properties (or Build Options) -> CCS Build -> Build Variables tab.

Variable settings here seem to automatically duplicate under C/C++ Build -> Build Variables

Rt-click-project -> Properties -> Resource -> Linked Resources -> Path Variables tab, has no effect.

Thanks,

-Will

0 Lisa TI over 13 years ago in reply to Will Flanery

TI__Guru*** 130875 points

Hi Will,

no problem, I know this has caused confusion unfortunately.

All the best with development.

Best Regards,

Lisa

0 Will Flanery over 13 years ago in reply to Lisa TI

Intellectual 470 points

Never mind, we were both wrong.

The place that the variable must be defined is under the ENVIRONMENT tab:

Rt-click-project -> Build Options -> CCS Build -> Environment tab

The variable does not seem to need to be defined in the Build Variables tab.