What' wrong?

Jackie,

In the future please post more detail about the problems you are having.  Copying and pasting an error from the build console is a start, but ideally we would like a full description of the problem you are having.

I imported the example I think you are trying to run, and while I did not get the error you did the project did not compile correctly.  The project has some issues with some of its linked resources.  Some of the macros used to point to different directories need to have another up level added ("..").

To fix the problem, right click on the project and look at the build properties. On the left side click on Resource and then Linked resources.  Find INSTALLROOT_28335API_TO_DEVICE_SUPPORT and double click on it.  In the box that comes up change "${PROJECT_LOC}\..\..\..\..\..\..\device_support\f2833x" to "${PROJECT_LOC}\..\..\..\..\..\..\..\device_support\f2833x" (notice the extra \..). Click ok, but don't close the build properties.  Now click on the Build entry on the left hand side.  Switch to the Variables tab and once again double click on INSTALLROOT_28335API_TO_DEVICE_SUPPORT.  Again we'll need to add the extra \.. to the path.  Click ok to close this window, and then click ok again to save the build settings.

Try rebuilding your project now and see if it builds successfully.  If this doesn't solve your problem please post a more detailed problem description.

BR,