Part Number: LAUNCHXL-F28379D
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SYSCONFIG, C2000WARE
Hi I am using a LAUNCHXL-F28379D to develop a FreeRTOS application.
My IDE is code composer Version: 12.3.0.00005 and I am using C2000 ware 4.3 on an Ubuntu system. (Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS) and sysconfig version 1.16.1.
I have noticed that when i try to add a a FREERTOS configuration from the sysconfig tab in the project in code composer I get the following error and I cant build the project as well. I have tested the same project on windows machine.
Unable to render selection
Error: Default value is not an absolute path.
at new l (file:///home/amd/ti/sysconfig_1.16.1/dist/webpack:/src/pinmux/services/objectManagers/configurables/localFileTextConfigurableMgr.ts:22:10)
at Object.createMetaContentConfigurableMgr (file:///home/amd/ti/sysconfig_1.16.1/dist/webpack:/src/pinmux/services/objectManagers/configurables/configurable.ts:114:4)
at O.createMetaContentConfigurableMgr (file:///home/amd/ti/sysconfig_1.16.1/dist/webpack:/src/pinmux/services/objectManagers/moduleInstance.ts:875:10)
at iteratee (file:///home/amd/ti/sysconfig_1.16.1/dist/webpack:/src/pinmux/services/objectManagers/moduleInstance.ts:869:57)
at baseMap (file:///home/amd/ti/sysconfig_1.16.1/dist/webpack:/node_modules/lodash/lodash.js:653:23)
at Function.map (file:///home/amd/ti/sysconfig_1.16.1/dist/webpack:/node_modules/lodash/lodash.js:9621:51)
at O.addMetaContentConfigurableMgrs (file:///home/amd/ti/sysconfig_1.16.1/dist/webpack:/src/pinmux/services/objectManagers/moduleInstance.ts:869:30)
at O.initMetaConfigurables (file:///home/amd/ti/sysconfig_1.16.1/dist/webpack:/src/pinmux/services/objectManagers/moduleInstance.ts:913:8)
at Function.createInstanceImpl (file:///home/amd/ti/sysconfig_1.16.1/dist/webpack:/src/pinmux/services/objectManagers/moduleInstance.ts:137:11)
at Function.createInstance (file:///home/amd/ti/sysconfig_1.16.1/dist/webpack:/src/pinmux/services/objectManagers/moduleInstance.ts:1141:28)
I have faced the same error when running from a standalone sysconfig in Ubuntu.
for the time being a have shifted to windows system.