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CCS/MSP432P401R: How CCS changes public documents

user5355349
Intellectual 560 points
Part Number: MSP432P401R


Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

The experimental 11LCD part of the TI-RSLK car will change the NoKia5150 LCD screen to our own JN_LCD screen, but I will replace your NoKia5150.h and NoKia5150.c files in our inc file with our own JN_LCD.h and JN_LCD. c file, change the lab11 header file part, but the compilation can not pass, if you do not put the inc file, use it in this folder lab11, no problem, want to know how to change a public file.The figure below is the compiled information.

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    TI__Intellectual 2060 points

    Please let me know if I am understanding what your trying to do correctly. You essentially want to swap the Nokia LCD we specify with the RSLK to a different one. You are having issues because when you change the Nokia LCD file to your own custom one its not working.

    I would need the full project including your new source files to properly understand why your getting that error. Unresolved symbols areas tend to be one of two things. Either you are referencing functions in source files that doesn't exist or can't be seen. So make sure you are including your custom header file in all the places that is calling your functions. Its generally helpful to have include guards () in your header file. Make sure that header file declares all the functions that the compiler is complaining about. The other issue may be that you need to do a project clean. Sometimes if you just change files there are lingering precompiled objects that need to be cleared. So doing a project clean and recompiling it from scratch may resolve the problem.

    If those two things don't work then please share your full project.

  • 0 in reply to Franklin Cooper
    Intellectual 560 points

    I can't find a problem there. Can you help me see it?JN_LCD.zip

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    TI__Intellectual 2060 points
    Hi,

    I had problems trying to import your project into CCS. I tried both CC 7 and CC 8 and it threw errors when I tried to import it. Did you just zip up your folder or did you try exporting the project?

    I would recommend following these steps to export things so I can import it. First make sure you imported all the various projects for the RSLK. Then you can export everything via File->Export. Then General->Archive File. Hit next. Then click Select All, Resolve and export linked resources. Give the archive a name and then hit finish.
  • 0 in reply to Franklin Cooper
    TI__Genius 9148 points
    Hi user5355349 - we haven't heard from you in a while, I'm assuming you were able to resolve your issue - if not, feel free to post a reply below or create a new thread if this one is locked - thanks and have a great day, Jim

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