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How to run BIOSPSP example code on CCSv5

Hi,


I'm trying to build the i2cSample from biospsp_03_00_01_00 on CCSv5 but I'm encountering problems. I've followed the steps in C6748_BIOSPS_USERGUIDE and C6748_BIOSPSP_CCSProjectCreation.wmv but there seems to be a problem. Where can I find more detailed descriptions on how to build the example codes from biospsp? 

At the moment I get this error message:

<Linking>

 undefined    first referenced        
  symbol          in file             
 ---------    ----------------        
 configureI2c ./src/i2cSample_main.obj

error #10234-D: unresolved symbols remain
error #10010: errors encountered during linking; "i2cSample.out" not built

>> Compilation failure
gmake: *** [i2cSample.out] Error 1
gmake: Target `all' not remade because of errors.

**** Build Finished ****

Any input on why I get this error message?

Best regards,
Abebe Hailu

  • Now the i2cSample works fine but I want to build and test the mmcsdSample but when try to import a project from the biospsp I only find i2cSample, how come the other examples doesn't show up?

    I really need some help running test program, anyone out there that can help me? :D


    Regards,
    Abebe Hailu

  • Hi,

    The I2C sample application is the only directly available bios example that can be imported to CCSv5. Rest of the BIOS PSP  driver/sample examples need to be build and then only can be run in CCS.

    Thus kindly take a look at the BIOS PSP userguide in the docs folder of the C6748_biospsp and look at the section 1.5.2 : Building the PSP Sample Applications (Page No.18) for the detailed procedure to build the example code for biospsp using gmake and run the executables using CCSv5.

    Regards,

    Iyshwarya

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