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StellarisWare - CCS Setup Problems

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Prodigy 80 points

Hi,

I am currently trying to install the StellarisWare driver libraries as per the wiki page, in CCS v5.4.  I am using the free version of CCS included with a previous purchase of the MSP430.  My Launchpad is the LM4F120XL  When I go to Import CCS Eclipse and click Finish after locating driverlib, CCS informs me of the following error:

Error: Import failed for project 'driverlib-cm4f' because its compiler definition is not available. The project does not appear to be a 'CCS Project'. Please try importing it through the 'General > Existing Projects into Workspace' wizard.
Error: Import failed for project 'driverlib-cm3' because its compiler definition is not available. The project does not appear to be a 'CCS Project'. Please try importing it through the 'General > Existing Projects into Workspace' wizard.

Is there a known workaround for this?  If not, can I install TivaWare (does it include the LM4F120 in its definitions?) as a work-around?

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    Guru 92251 points

    I was able to import the StellarisWare driverlib-cm4f project into a full installation of CCS5.4, and compile the project without error.

    Ben Daniels said:
    I am using the free version of CCS included with a previous purchase of the MSP430.
    Do you have the ARM compiler installed, or only the MSP430 compiler?

    In the CCS Window -> Perferences -> Code Composer Studio -> Build -> Compilers are there any discovered tools for ARM?

  • 0 in reply to Chester Gillon
    Prodigy 80 points

    After checking in CCS, it cannot locate any tools for ARM.  Now I have to locate the compiler on the TI webpage