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cc3000 with MSP430G2 Basic WiFi Application

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In CCS 6.0.1, when I import the Basic WiFI Application for the MSP430G2553 it won't compile because there are "gmake *** no rule to make target" errors and path errors. How do I fix these set up errors, or is there a project available where all these things are set up properly? Other projects work fine. I've uninstalled and reinstalled CC3000SDK

  • Hi Gerry,

     

    I am sorry to hear you are having issues building the example application.

     

    I was able to recreate your error with the CC3000SDK by trying to only build the BasicWiFi Application in CCS v6.0.1

     

    I think you may be having issues with the project's dependencies on other projects.  Are you following the step by step guide at this link? http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/CC3000_Basic_Wi-Fi_example_application_for_Launchpad#Running_Basic_WiFi_Application_with.C2.A0CCS_V5

    Start in the section titled Running Basic WiFi Application with CCS v5.

    I followed the steps using CCS v6 and it worked.  Make sure to build the dependent projects in the proper order!

     

    The order is:

    CC3000HostDriver

    CC3000 Spi

    HyperTerminal Driver

    BasicWiFi Application

     

    Regards,

  • I get the same thing when I run try to build CC3000HostDriver

    gmake: *** No rule to make target `C:/Users/GRB/workspace_v6_0/Basic WiFi Application/Source/CC3000HostDriver/cc3000_common.c', needed by `cc3000_common.obj'.

    gmake: *** No rule to make target `C:/Users/GRB/workspace_v6_0/Basic WiFi Application/Source/CC3000HostDriver/evnt_handler.c', needed by `evnt_handler.obj'.

    gmake: *** No rule to make target `C:/Users/GRB/workspace_v6_0/Basic WiFi Application/Source/CC3000HostDriver/hci.c', needed by `hci.obj'.

    gmake: *** No rule to make target `C:/Users/GRB/workspace_v6_0/Basic WiFi Application/Source/CC3000HostDriver/netapp.c', needed by `netapp.obj'.

    gmake: *** No rule to make target `C:/Users/GRB/workspace_v6_0/Basic WiFi Application/Source/CC3000HostDriver/nvmem.c', needed by `nvmem.obj'.

    gmake: *** No rule to make target `C:/Users/GRB/workspace_v6_0/Basic WiFi Application/Source/CC3000HostDriver/socket.c', needed by `socket.obj'.

    gmake: *** No rule to make target `C:/Users/GRB/workspace_v6_0/Basic WiFi Application/Source/CC3000HostDriver/wlan.c', needed by `wlan.obj'.

    gmake: Target `all' not remade because of errors.

    **** Build Finished **

    Aren't all the dependencies set up by importing  the project?

  • Hi Gerry,

     

    Was the CC3000 SDK installed in the default location?

     

    In CCS v6, expand the CC3000HostDriver project and right click on one of the ***.c files and enter Properties.  There will be a "Resolved location:" section where CCS thinks the file is.  Make sure the file is in that path.

     

    Yes, the location should come when the project is imported.  If you reinstalled the CC3000 SDK, you may need to remove the imported projects and start over again to make sure the include path is correct.

    Regards,

  • When I reload everything the project is in the CSS directory but the source is in the source directory. When I import the project there is no source. If I manually define the location for each file that's OK but  then it can't find spi.h, etc. So the project is not defining where everything is or something is over writing it.

  • Gerry,

    Make sure "Copy projects into workspace" is unchecked in the import CCS projects dialog.  If this box is checked, it will look for source files in your workspace where CCS may not copy the files into.  If your sources are missing, this could cause the issue.

    Regards,