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compilation problem of existing C project in msgcom library of MC-SDK(2.00.00.06) package

Vivek Khanna
Prodigy 70 points

Problem: want to compile the C project at path : syslib_2_00_01_00\packages\ti\runtime\msgcom\test . This path is available in MC-SDK-2.00.00.06 installation package.

1. I am not able to import the project because it is C project(not CCS project) and there is no option to import C project in CCS5.1.1.00031

2. Alternatively, I have made new C Project and copied the source files from above folder and tried to build it using cross-compiler: Compiler_Sourcery_G++_Lite_2009 in CCS. All the build settings have done properly. Build settings are reffered from following ti wiki page: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/How_to_create_GCC_projects_in_CCSv5

but compilation fails due to following error:  

arm-none-linux-gnueabi-gcc: no input files

cs-make: *** [main_core0.o] Error 1

please let me know how to import this project in CCS5.1.1.00031 or in case the project cannot be imported then what is the procedure to build the project.

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    TI__Genius 12805 points

    Vivek

    Indeed this is a DSP project and you need to build a project and then run CCS on it.

     

    The way to do it is explained in great details in the user guide,  look at directory syslib_2_00_02_00\docs and open the file Syslib_User_Guide.pdf

     

    In chapter 10 of the guide you see detailed instructions how to build the projects.  Look for build procedure and follow the   “Automatic CCS Project creation section‟

     

    Then follow the instructions.  Make sure to have all the tools and the releases that the bat files and the ini files require.  You can try and update the tools and the releases to newer release. Then start a CMD window and run the batch file.

    Then you will have CCS projects that you can build

     

     

    Ran