TMS320F28377D: How to add source search path, when debugging, by script

Thank you for the answer.

In the proposed link
https://software-dl.ti.com/ccs/esd/documents/users_guide/ccs_debug-main.html#debugging-library-code

The documentation references:
slides 51-55 of the CCS Tips and Tricks presentation.
https://software-dl.ti.com/ccs/esd/training/ccs_tips-and-tricks.pdf

In the presentation, several methods are proposed:

Method #1: Click on the buttons "Locate File..."
This is a manual operation, not performed by script.
It does not really answer my question; moreover it is very tedious because this has to be done for every source file individually.

Method #2: Modify the debug configuration
This is also a manual operation, not performed by script.
Though, it is much less tedious than method #1: Whole directories with subdirectories can be specified.
This modification updates the file ".metadata/**/*.ccxml.launch"
Unfortunately, this file is not meant to be modified by an external script.

Method #3: Global workspace configuration
This is also a manual operation, not performed by script.
It also has the disavantage to be a global setting.
The method #2 is more interesting, it is a per-CPU configuration

Pierre Bélissent said:

This is a manual operation, not performed by script.

Sorry, I neglected the part about performing from a script.

Pierre Bélissent said:

It seems that there used to be a GEL function for this: GEL_SrcDirAdd

This GEL function is not supported anymore (search GEL_SrcDirAdd in CCS/Help/Help Contents). The help says: "The following GEL Built-In functions are not supported. The GEL will recognize these functions, however, no operation will be performed when they are called."

Yes this was something we supported in CCS v3.x (and earlier) but dropped starting with CCSv4.

Pierre Bélissent said:

But this function "addSrcSearchPath" does not seem to work.

I took a look at this Scripting Console command and it looks like this command has been disabled.

Unfortunately there does not seem to be a way to automate this action from a script.