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Impossible to find .cdb File

Matthieu Remacle
Prodigy 100 points

Hi.

I'm trying to use DSP/BIOS with a TMS320C5002. So I downloaded and installed Code Composer Studio, and created a new project. I chose a template, swi from the EVM5502 board in DSP/BIOS Exemple.

The project is created successfully. It's when I try to add a DSP/Bios configuration that I have a problem: the creation seems successfull, but when I want to open the .tcf file, I've got:

js: "./swi.tcf", line 59: Can't open database file (CDB file not saved).



Correct any script errors in D:/Dropbox/Université/2eme Master/Documents/TFE/Informatique/Code Composer/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.rtsc.xdctools.buildDefinitions.DSPBIOS/.gconf/dsTMR/dsTMR/swi.tcf
using the Configuration Tool or a text editor, if necessary.


TConf initialization arguments:
-e environment['config.importPath']='D:/Dropbox/Université/2eme Master/Documents/TFE/Informatique/Code Composer/dsTMR;C:/Programmes/Travail/Code Composer Studio/bios_5_41_11_38/packages' -e environment['config.scriptName']='swi.tcf'

So, it's at the line

prog.gen();

That there is a bug. It doesn't work with any new config file, or the original swi.tcf.

I've tried everything: install CCS in the default directory (instead of my own directory), I've tried CCS v4, I tried to manually add a c5502.cbd I found in the install dir, I've tried to install CCS with all the components instead only the ones I need... I'm really desperate to get that thing working...

Any idea on how I could solve the problem?

Thanks a lot in advance!

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    TI__Mastermind 37985 points

    Matthieu,
    that looks like a file permission error. The location of your file swi.tcf is in the .metadata directory of your workspace, and that could be a readonly directory. Try creating a project in a new workspace. Go to File->Switch workspace->Other... and select some other directory as your workspace, let's say D:/temp. Then, create a project there and see if it helps.

  • 0 in reply to Sasha Slijepcevic
    Prodigy 100 points

    Thank you very much, it works!

    I've put it in a directory with no space and a not too long access path, and it works now.

    Which means there is probably a bug somewhere with the way path are handled?

    Anyway, I can work now, it's all that count :p

    Thanks again!