I am coming back to CCS several years after having done efficient signal analysis and real-time power control with the 2808 family under CCS v3.x.
Honestly, I am struck by how complex became to now "universal" environment of CCS v6 and, despite a huge and highly dispersed amount of ressources (videos, app notes, integrated ressource explorer, web site, wiki links, workshops, training, kits of all kind...) we feel so lost on where to start to build a new application.
My first approach, as it was several years ago, was to buy a small dev kit, load an example, make it run, modify a few code lines to get familiar and then load one or more examples closer to my need and start building my own app on this basis. But even after a few days of loading, reloading, reading pdf's, looking at videos, etc, I feel being at the same point.
I imported the "F2803x Flashing LEDs Project" in my workspace (another drive "e:" on my machine) and, when building the project, got at the <linking> phase, a full list of memory overlapping errors, as shown in the text below.
I do have this 28035 "experimenter's kit". Please can any experienced user guide me through the overload of internet information on how to get started efficently? Should I go back to a much older dev environement?
I had the desire of using the CLA processor but, with all the problems of getting a LED to flash, I doubt I will have the time and patience of attacking such a monster (not even able to find & load the C compiler for this CLA!!!).
