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    CCSv5.2 shows errors while build successfully

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    murad qahwash
    Posted by murad qahwash
    on Apr 18 2012 13:02 PM
    Intellectual610 points

    I am suing the latest CCSv5.2.0.00044 and "bios_mcsdk_02_00_07_19_setupwin32"...I changed the "clock module" settings because still can't get it to call an ISR, but when I changed it back after getting the errors, the code build ok but still shows "Errors" under the "Problems" tap???

     

    Also, I got a timer to call ISR and toggle led ok, but can't get the clock module to do the same thing??

     

    Regards,

     

    Murad

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      Posted by murad qahwash
      on Apr 18 2012 13:11 PM
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    • DanRinkes
      Posted by DanRinkes
      on Apr 18 2012 14:33 PM
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      Murad,

      A few questions:

      • Are you building this from one of the MCSDK examples?
      • What version of SYS/Bios are you using?  
      • Do you know if this same problem is exhibited on CCS 5.1?
      I'm curious as to why the errors are mentioning ti.sysbios.family.c64P when you are building for a C66x device.  Have you set up the target configuration properly?

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      Dan
       

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    • murad qahwash
      Posted by murad qahwash
      on Apr 21 2012 14:10 PM
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      Hello Dan,

      1- yes: Example 2 - Building and running your first tasking application using MCSDK and BIOS 

      2- bios_6_33_03_34

      3- didn't have this problem in CCSv5.1

      4-Even when I select "Timers" from the " Target Specific Support\C66", it still shows as C64???

      var Timer = xdc.useModule('ti.sysbios.timers.timer64.Timer')

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      Posted by murad qahwash
      on May 01 2012 09:07 AM
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      Am I the only one having this problem!!??

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