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MSP430G2553 code examples not building in CCS v5

sri-sri
Genius 4140 points

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP430G2553, MSP430G2231

Hi,

    I am new to MSP430 mc, I am learning different aspects of it now.I have worked a bit with MSP430g2231 over CCS v5 IDE. I have just moved to a bit advanced mc (MSP430g2553). When I was trying to build code example that were download3ed from TI, there is a error (UNRESOLVED SYMBOLS REMAIN). This error is prompting for all most all codes in folder.

   from my previous knowledge, this kind of error exists 1) when user defined methods are spelled wrongly or 2) If there were any mnemonics which IDE don't know (this is IDE and micro dependent) but this error is happening every time, even for example codes.I have tried most recent release CCS v5.2. It din't work. Do I have to use only that version of IDE which was tested on (like ccs 4.2 D.Dang tested this c code example on this)?

  Please help me.

Regards

sri.

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    Guru 227245 points

    There is a third condition: an undefined symbols error appears when symbols are declared in header files but the code that defines them is not included into the build.

    You'll need to manually include all the code files into your project or the compielr won't compile them and the linker won't link them and the main file that tries to use them cannot be properly linked.

    Inany case, posting the exact error messages, including the information which symbol cannot be resolved, is generally a help in finding a specific solution. :)

  • 0 in reply to Jens-Michael Gross
    TI__Guru 64920 points

    Along with Jens-Michael's suggestions, please also cite a specific example.  This will help focus the attention to get to a working environment and then you can branch out from there.

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