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not able to build projects in ccs ver 4 when migrating from ccs v 3.3 to ccs version 4

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CCSTUDIO, TMS320C6747

problem: not able to build projects in ccs ver 4 when migrating from ccs v 3.3 to ccs version 4

 

I followed the steps to do the migration from ver 3.3 to ver 4:

1.file/import/legacy ccs v3.3 projects, gave the required .pjt file.

Before performing the above steps I opened the helloworld.pjt and made sure the paths are correct for [Source Files] and ProjectDir. I got a warning in migration file:

!WARNING: File 'helloWorld.cmd' explicitly references a TConf-generated linker-command file (line 9). Please remove this reference when migration completes - CCS now automatically handles generated files during project-build.

 

But actually I had commented out the line -levmboardcfg.cmd in helloworld.cmd

When I continue to build, I get a pop up error saying "Problems occured building the selected resources. Errors running builder "Generated Makefile Builder" on project helloworld. An error occured while traversing resources. URI has an authority component.

I have attached the project herewith. The helloworld project is present in the path: C:\CCStudio_v3.2\C6000\ndk19-master\example\network\helloWorld\evm6747

ccs version 4.2.4.00033

omap l137/tms320c6747 EVM

windows XP home edition5808.C6000.zip

Please help...

  • I figured out the solution. It is as follows: before we import a project from ver 3.3 to ver4, go to windows/preferences/general/workspace/new and specify both of the following environmental variables and its path. in my case, it was

    BSL_EVM_INSTALLDIR and the location: C:\

    NDK_INSTALL_DIR and the location C:\CCStudio_v3.3\ndk_2_0_0_0

    after migrating, open helloworld.cmd and comment out the line "-levmboardcfg.cmd" and save the file.

    now if we build, it would build beautifully.