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cc2650 compile and build problems on mac

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I'm having a compile and build issue on the new V6 for Mac OS.

1) Afer making changes to the build settings, closing the window causes all the setting to be discarded. (I can sort of work around that.)

2) however, after building, I get an error 

Cortex_M3_0: GEL: Encountered a problem loading file: /Applications/ti/simplelink/ble_cc26xx_2_01_00_44423/Projects/ble/SimpleBLEPeripheral/CC26xx/CCS/SimpleBLEPeripheral/FlashROM/SimpleBLEPeripheral.out Could not open file

  • Hi Bruce,

    I moved this thread to the Bluetooth forum since it sounds like your issue is with code for the CC2650, not an MSP device. Hopefully they can get you some better help there - can you list which example project you are trying to build (they might need this to help you out)? Also just as a note, if you are having issues with CCSv6 retaining build settings, you may want to try posting as well in the Code Composer Studio forum .
    Regards,
    Katie
  • Hi Bruce,

    From your post it looks like you are using the new CCS for Mac. If I am not mistaken, this version only supports MSP430, our CC2650 tool chain is currently only officially supported on windows.

    That said, we may be able to get you up and running. The error you are posting looks like it may be related to a path issue. This comes from the inherent differences between Windows and Unix based OSes. Though I am not sure it will solve all your problems, please take a look at our wiki page: processors.wiki.ti.com/.../Building_BLE_Projects_on_Linux

    This will get you through some challenges addressing the include paths and being aware of the .exe dependent portions of our stack. Please take a look there and see what you can do. Best of luck.
  • That explains a few things. Thanks.
    I will check out the link.