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TMS320F28388D: Compilation failed when SDK is installed

Part Number: TMS320F28388D
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SYSCONFIG, C2000WARE

Tool/software:

Hi,

For a project A, I use the C2000WARE v3.02. The project A needs Sysconfig to build a file ProjectName.syscfg.

When I only have C2000WARE v3.02 installed on my PC, the project A builds correctly.

For another project (project B), I installed the Digital Power SDK 5.04. And now, the compilation of project A that use C2000WARE v3.02 failed while trying to build the .syscfg file. 

The compiler tries to access a file located in SDK v5.04 whereas there is no reference to this library in the project A properties.

When I uninstalled SDK 5.04, the compilation of project A is working once again. I check that the path are good in Project properties (Sysconfig, Compiler, Linker..).

Have you faced this problem already ? It's very annoying ?

Looks like when SDK is installed, the compiler prioritize SDK to search for files even if we tell him to search files from C2000WARE v3.02 in project properties.

Regards,

Adrien

  • Hello Adrien,

    Sounds like you are having an issue with the resource paths which can happen if you have multiple SDK installations (have/are using both old and new C2000Ware versions at the same time). In general, it is always recommended to use the latest C2000Ware version and latest examples to prevent this. This is to ensure proper path association and latest drivers in case there have been bug fixes. If you check the project properties and linked resources, you will be able to see which C2000Ware version is being pulled into the project and ensure it is the correct one or select the latest version.

    Best Regards,

    Allison