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NDK not recognized as package after rebuild

aymeric dupont
Expert 1200 points

Dear support,

I am using the NDK (ndk_2_21_01_38) in my application. I am using CCS 5.2.1.00018. When creating a RTSC project I am selecting the NDK in "package and repository". When I update my cfg file, the NDK core stack appears as an available product and a few choices are available to me (Application layer, data link layer, global, network layer, transport layer).

I had to modify a piece of code in the console provided and followed the following document to rebuild my NDK: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Rebuilding_The_NDK_Core_Using_Gmake

After a successful rebuild, I updated code composer to know the new path: windows->preferences->CCS->RTSC and added my path to the tool discovery path: C:/myNdkBuilds/ndk_2_21_01_38

I also updated my project, properties->CCS General->RTSC. I deselected the NDK package and instead added another repository C:\myNdkBuilds\ndk_2_21_01_38\packages which is exactly the NDK + 1 function.

Why is the NDK not looking like it was before and what did I do wrong? Please see the following document to visually see what I am talking about.

Aymeric

1512.Rebuilding the NDK - CCS issue.docx

  • 0
    TI__Mastermind 45025 points

    Hi Aymeric,

    I don't think you're doing anything wrong.  I'm able to reproduce the issue you are seeing and I'm working with the XGCONF guys to find out more about this.  I'll respond as soon as I know more about this.

    However I wanted to mention that although the Available Products view is indeed very different, it is still usable.  If you browse down the path "ti->ndk->config" you will find all of the NDK configuration modules there (see below screen shot).  You can drag and drop these just as you always were able to, it is only lacking the nice looking organization.

    Steve

  • 0 in reply to Steven Connell
    Expert 1200 points

    Hey Steve,

    Thanks for the feedback.I have seen that I can enable the same components as before. My worries were about the visual of it.

    I encountered a few issues with CCS before and I thought there was a way to inform CCS that this "directory" is a TI package and then the view would look as it did before.

    As long as you confirm that I am doing it right, this is all I needed (for now).

    Thanks for the feedback.