HETP doesn't strip the pathname out from the command line when generating the #include ...
This produces a header file with a #define containing an identifier with invalid characters (from the path name '..' and '\')
For example running:
c:\ti\NHETAS~1\v1.4\bin\hetp.exe -v2 -n1 -hc32 ..\het_pgm.het
Produces the following lines (invalid) in the generated het_pgm.h file:
#ifndef __..\het_pgm_h
#define __..\het_pgm_h
Build produces this warning:
"..\het_pgm.h", line 3: warning: extra text after expected end of preprocessing directive
BTW the ..\ in front of the file name is needed when building the het program through CCS,
since the build directory is 'Debug' for example, and all the sources are a level above this.
