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I'm getting the same linker remarks as described in:
However I think the link referenced (e2e.ti.com/.../1269026) redirects to an incorrect posting.
Thank you
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I'm getting the same linker remarks as described in:
However I think the link referenced (e2e.ti.com/.../1269026) redirects to an incorrect posting.
Thank you
I'm modifying an existing project to convert from TMS320F28069M to TMS320F28379D.
The project uses the flash API, so I referenced example device_support\f2837xd\examples\cpu1\flash_programming_dcsm.
When I compile the project I get a bunch of remarks like:
"../flash_programming_dcsm_cpu1_FLASH.cmd", line 140: remark #10186-D: section
".debug_info:F021_API_F2837xD_FPU32.lib<Init.obj>" cannot be collected with
section specifier; section contains data that is not part of the program
image
The "flash_programming_dcsm_cpu1_FLASH.cmd" file I'm using is identical to the referenced example's file.
Thank you
Hi Diane,
Which CCS version are you using for development? And can you comment on the C20000Ware sdk version number that you have imported the example?
Also were you facing any issue while building the example provided in the C2000Ware sdk, without any modification in the cmd files?
Lets check if it is due to the CCS version or the SDK version that you are using.
You can use the latest CCS version that is available currently - CCSTUDIO IDE, configuration, compiler or debugger | TI.com
You can use the latest C2000Ware sdk (V5.01) - C2000WARE Software development kit (SDK) | TI.com
Thanks
Aswin
I'm using CCS 12.5.0 and C2000Ware 5.00.00.00.
The example "flash_programming_dcsm_cpu01" compiles fine.
My project has 2 linker files:
Thank you
Hi Diane,
Is it possible to send me the project in a zip format for detailed analysis?
Thanks
Aswin
I'm sorry, I can't, the project is proprietary.
I'll try to create a smaller example project that exhibits the same behavior.
In the meantime, would it be possible to fix the original post's link: (e2e.ti.com/.../1269026) ? I think it's supposed to go to a compiler post, but instead it's redirecting to a data converter post.
Thank you
I noticed that my original project still had the old h/w listed for the "Variant and core":

I couldn't figure out a way to change it, so I created a new project with the correct "Variant and core", copied/pasted all of my files into it, setup all of the project paths again, and the compile warnings are now gone:
