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Porting a Low Voltage application from C2000 to Concerto.

I have unzipped and installed the TI supplied code and built a number of new variables (paths) to provide access the the various standard files residing on my development machine.  I have one final issue that is quite vexing and also related to paths I believe. 

In 2xPM_Sensorless.h there is a reference to DSP2803X_Device_H   that is unresolved.  I added the file DSP2803x_Device.h and ensure my path to it was correct and resolvable. Now when I highlight the reference DSP2803x_Device_H, right click and select Declaration, it takes me to the file which tells me the path within the editor is correct. 

I also double checked the Linked Resources under Project Properties to ensure I had the file specified correctly.

Additionally I checked the Variable entry under Build to ensure it was specified there as well.

Yet DSP2803x_Device_H still appeared as an error showing: EXPRESSION expected.

I added an #include for the file but get the following:

"C:\\ti\\ccsv5\\utils\\bin\\gmake" -s all
'C2000 Compiler: ../LVMA-Main.c'
"..\2xPM_Sensorless.h", line 35: fatal error: could not open source file "DSP2803x_Device.h"

If anyone can point my error, I'd be much appreciative.  Thanks

I was hoping to hear from someone.  Though I've moved forward somewhat without help.

Now I have different problems, which I suspect may be related to CCSv5 editor compiler problems.  During an attempt to Build the compiler flags comments indicating an semi colon was expected ... yet each line in the area starts out with //  I had thought maybe embedded non displayable character were the problem, but none seem to exist.  Again any ideas would be welcome.