Equipment: Windows7, Starterware 02_00_01_01, BBB, CCSv6
Hi,
perhaps that question sounds a bit ridiculous because it sounds so simple.
Yes, I have read "Importing a CCS Project from the StarterWare Release package" .
But I am struggling to get the enetLwip example compile (Starterware), but whatever I do there still remain errors or unresolved symbols.
So may be the way I am importing the project is not correct and I am missing something basic.
Could somebody please check if the following steps are correct?
1. I checked that drivers.lib, system.lib and platform.lib exist for Debug and Release.
2. I imported the project from
C:\Pr\TI\AM335X_StarterWare_02_00_01_01\build\armv7a\cgt_ccs\am335x\beaglebone\enet_lwip
with 'Copy Projects into workspace" checked
and 'Automatically import referenced objects ...' checked too.
The compiler setting has been changed to TI 5.1.7.
3. The result is a project with 12 invalid project pathes
and 3 errors like
gmake: *** No rule to make target `C:/Pr/CCSv6/ccsv6/eclipse/SW_WURZEL/examples/beaglebone/enet_lwip/enetLwip.c', needed by `enetLwip.obj'. enetLwipBUILD_DEBUG
The path is incorrect. SW_WURZEL is a self-made build variable (a path to Starterware). But I did not yet use it in the new project. So why does it appear in that error message?
Did I make a mistake so far?
Is it necessary to install Starterware in a special folder relative to CCSv6 so that the relative pathes are correct when importing?
This problem has kept me busy for several days now. ;-(
Any hints are appreciated very much!
Thank you.
Regards,
Martin H.
