std.h in xdc gives me error during compilation

What version of CCS and XDC are you using? Can you include a sample .c and .cfg that has the problem?

Todd

In both CCS4 & CCS5 versions i am getting the same error, xdc version is 3.20.03.63....

I am just working on  the TI given sample xdais program (FIR) in spra360e document.

Thanks for help

Can you please attach the .c and .cfg?

Todd

Dear Sir,

Actually we have tried to build a simple project which is to be xDAIS complaint. We followed the following procedure for this.

1. Using xDAIS code generation tool plugin with CCS 5 to generate the xDAIS templates. This step generates 3 files ( 2 header files and a C file)

2. Then we try to integrate these xDAIS files into the already built project. This is a simple project nothing but a filter code

3. Build the project . In this project it shows the error (could not find std.h). But there is no .cfg file

Could you please let us know the procedure to build a xDAIS complaint algorithm.

Best,

Amir

Since the project created via the genAlg wizard is an external CCS project (makefile based).  CCS doesn't have the notion of what include search paths to use.

When you import the genAlg created project into CCS, you have to tell the the CCS project where to search for include path.

Info for this can be found in the genAgl FAQ page, in the use CCS v4 to build section.

http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/XDM_GenAlg_Wizard_FAQ#Can_I_use_Code_Composer_Studio_4.x_to_build_my_algorithm.3F

what i have to include in command text box in 1st and 3rd pictures....if i include some path of cl6x like in 2nd picture, i am getting some compiling and linking errors.

help me!!!!!!!

Any one please suggest me, what i have to include in that place........

It unclear what you are trying to accomplish here.  When using the GenAlg, it creates source files (*c, *.h) and a few makefile with supporting package build files (package.xdc, package.bld, package.bld).  The build will ultimately build a library from those sources.  If a project was created when the genAlg wizard was used, it will create a CCS project that can be imported into CCS but just simply executes the make command (gmake) on the generated makefile to build.

From your screen shot, it seems you are trying to create a CCS project that will build your file without the use of a Makefile.  If you so desire, you can create a CCS project selecting Static Library as the Output type.

Once, you've done this.  You can add the source files (*.c, *.h) create by GenAlg to this project.  Finally, you have to add to the Compiler Include path to point to your XDCTools and XDAIS installation to ensure it finds all the referenced header files (xdc/std.h, ti/xdais/dm/iuniversal.h, etc).

Then you should be able to re-build the project to generate a library for the template algorithm generated by GenAlg tool.

Thank u Arnie..........