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TMS320F28388D: How to Validate Build Dependencies Built

Ed Sanders
Genius 4105 points

Part Number: TMS320F28388D

Greetings,

I have a project which has multiple dependencies.  Whenever a build is done, I expect certain projects will be built.  But often, the console output changes so quickly (a good thing), I can't confirm that all the projects were built.  And the CCS Console only shows the build of the main project which contains the dependencies.  I can click on the other projects to look at their consoles, but I am unable to find any timestamps which would allow me to verify that the project was built for that particular build.  For a given build, is there a way to collect all of the build information for all of the built projects in one place?

Thank you,

Ed

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    TI__Mastermind 30185 points

    Hello Ed,

    Ed Sanders said:
    I have a project which has multiple dependencies.  Whenever a build is done, I expect certain projects will be built.  But often, the console output changes so quickly (a good thing), I can't confirm that all the projects were built.  And the CCS Console only shows the build of the main project which contains the dependencies. 

    If you want to make sure you're building multiple projects, select which projects you want to build, right-click, and select Rebuild Project:

    This will rebuild the selected projects as if they had not been built (i.e. clean + build).

    Ed Sanders said:
    I can click on the other projects to look at their consoles, but I am unable to find any timestamps which would allow me to verify that the project was built for that particular build.  For a given build, is there a way to collect all of the build information for all of the built projects in one place?

    You can find this by going to the file explorer and looking at the Date modified of the respective .out file:

  • 0 in reply to Omer Amir
    Genius 4105 points

    Yes, of course!  The date stamps.

    Thank you Omer,

    Ed