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TMS320F28069: Project Configuration Issue within laptops

Nitish kumar Sharma
Prodigy 150 points
Part Number: TMS320F28069
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: C2000WARE

Hi TI Team,

We are encountering a peculiar issue in CCS 12.1 and C200Ware 4. We wrote a program on Laptop A, utilizing the XDS110 Debugger. The code runs smoothly during debugging or flashing. However, when we copy the same project to a different Laptop B with identical configuration and version, the code fails to work.

Could you please provide a solution for this?

Thanks,

Nitish Sharma

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    TI__Mastermind 30185 points

    Hello Nitish,

    Nitish kumar Sharma said:
    Could you please provide a solution for this?

    Unfortunately the description of your issue does not help narrow down what could be the cause, and "fails to work" is not specific enough for something that could be fixed. Please take the necessary steps to narrow down what the difference is between the two environments and describe the exact nature of the fail:

    1. Are both laptops using the version of CCS and C2000Ware in the exact same file directories?
    2. Double-check the program for any differences. While this may be implied, it's good to verify this as sometimes a change can be made without reflecting the change in a duplicate version of the program. You can try exporting the project from laptop B as a zip file and importing/running it in CCS on laptop A as a way to avoid copy/paste mistakes.
    3. Do both laptops use the same version of the same OS? While this shouldn't cause an issue, it may be relevant if I need to reach out to other experts.
    4. How does the code fail to work? If it's a build/compiler error, what is the exact error message from the console? If the program is not behaving the same, what is the expected behavior and what is happening instead?