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  • Forum Post: CCSv4.1 : Trying to import multiple projects with the same name

    rperezti
    Support, This is an enhancement request. Is it possible to change the way CCSv4 handles the situation when one tries to import a project with the same name as a project that already exists in the workspace? In v4.1 the import wizard just omits the project names from the available projects at the selected...
    on Feb 1, 2010

  • Forum Post: OMAPL138 with CCStudio 3.3 “SR12_CCS_v3.3_SR_3.3.82.13.exe” patch

    diko
    Our customer has the attached errors with a full version of CCstudio 3.3 with “ SR12_CCS_v3.3_SR_3.3.82.13.exe ” patch on BHUSB510L JTAG emulator. They didn’t have these issues with a free version of Code composer for OMAPL138 KIT. They can connect to the DSP core, but...
    on Feb 3, 2010

  • Forum Post: CCSv4 Import Dependend Projects With Convenience

    Andreas Zoufal
    Hello, During my tests about importing CCS3.3 projects to CCSv4 I struggled with projects using other library projects by project dependencies. This feature is very nice and is available for all CCS version I used in the past. The dependent projects (libraries) are automatically compiled, with the...
    on Nov 18, 2009

  • Forum Post: CCS4 Import Project

    Andrea Cruz
    I am a beginner in use of CCS4 and after read the bellow links I still with doubts about how Import Projects because at menu Project the options: Import Existing CCS/CCE Eclipse Project and Import Legacy CCSv3.3 Project disappear. I did some tests before without problems but now I do not know what...
    on Jul 12, 2010

  • Forum Post: Project Import from CCSv3.3 to CCSv4.2.1 does not keep the file specific build options in tact

    ravikorada
    My observation is that new CCSv4 IDE which imports the GOOD OLD ccsv3.3 .pjt file to give new CCSv4 project files. Apart from the various cleanup things I have to do to get it going, it gives a biggest surprise the it is not keeping my file specific build options. I have noticed this because my performance...
    on Feb 23, 2011

  • Forum Post: Import CCsV2.2 project into CCsV4

    Max Forster
    Hi everybody, I worked until now on WinXP - CCsV2.2 (with XDS510USB). Now I have a Win7 machine and try to evaluate the CCsV4, therefore I must import my old CCsV2.2 projects into CCsV4, which is, as I understand from this forum and the wiki of CCs, very hard. Correct me if I am wrong: ...
    on Mar 13, 2012

  • Forum Post: importing CCS3.3 project to CCSv5.2 : reopened imported projects are improper

    Aadishri G S
    Hi, I successfully imported CCS3.3 project to CCSv5.2. I was able to build without errors. But when I closed and opened the project again, I cannot see any of my source files in the tree. Looks like paths have been messed up. I went through the below not at http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Importing_Projects...
    on Nov 21, 2012

  • Forum Post: Importing Project into CCSv5

    Robert Lantzy
    Hi, I have a multi-part question about workspaces and projects: When I want to open a project that has been sent to me, must I always import it? Or can I just open it? I've tried, but there doesn't seem to be a means of opening an existing project that wasn't created on my PC. I used...
    on Apr 2, 2013

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