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RTOS/TM4C1294NCZAD: Trying to update the NDK package

Part Number: TM4C1294NCZAD

Tool/software: TI-RTOS

I'd like to bring the packages in TI-RTOS_2_16_01_14 up to the latest revision.  After downloading and installing the package in the products directory, and editing the make file to the proper locations, I rebuilt the package successfully, but when I start CCS with my project, it still insists on using the older version (the newer version doesn't show up).

I'm assuming that this has something to do with the XDC tools, but don't know what file defines the package I need to correct.

  • Hi David,

    What is the version of the newer NDK you installed, and where did you install it?  I suspect you may need to edit the project settings "Products and Repositories", which you can find in the project properties, under "General" -> "Products".  You should see something like this:

    If you open the "Order" tab and expand the TIRTOS TivaC repos, you can then move the old NDK packages directory below the new one.  I don't have the newer NDK installed, so when I expand the repos, this is what I get:

    Best regards,

    Janet

  • David,

    Did this get resolved?

    Todd

    [Update 10/18: Marking this as TI Thinks Resolved because of no response from original poster]

  • Well, it sort of became a mute point.

    I had downloaded all the latest component parts (bios_6.73.01.01, ndk_2.24.01.11, uia_2.30.something), into a copy of the tirtos_tivac_2.16.01.14 directory (deleting the old ones) and xdctools_3.50.08.24, and have adjusted the tirtos.mak file so that it all compiles successfully (uia was a pain, and I think I backed down to the uia_2_20 version), but I think I'm missing a final step to generate the proper content file or packages components or something, as CCS won't recognize that it exsts.

    Don't have much more time to fool with this, so I'm going back to the released version for right now.

    Later-