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CCS 4.2

Hi,

I am using Code Composer Studio Version: 4.2.1.00004 which i got along with C5515 USB stick, when i tried to connect it with DSK6713 , Its connecting well and i tried to do some programs, There i am facing some problem that i cant able to find the CSl library and BSL library, How can i fix this issue, Weather i can able to do some programs which i want to access the board components.

  • For the CSL library the folks in the BIOS forum can help you find that.  For the BSL you will likely have to contact Spectrum Digital to get it.  I am going to move this thread into the BIOS forum.

     

    John

  • CSL libraries and .h are not shipped with CCSv4.  

    If you need to use CSL, you will have to copy the libs and .h files from your CCSv3 installation.

    For newer devices, TI is providing platform support packages (PSP).  The PSPs come with some minimal CSL (regsister definitions) and device drivers.

    Regards,
    -Karl-

  • Hi Karl,

    Thanks for your reply

    I followed the procedure as you mentioned above, Copying the CSL header files from the CCS3.3 to CCS4. It works but i have to do lot of steps like i have to give the path for the CSL header file where it has been located and it too for more than 15 no of files, So kindly give me a solution to over come that path problem.


    For example:

     could not able to find the file csl.h

    so i need to give the complete path where it is located

    #include"c:\program files\texas instuments\ccsv4\emulaion\csl\include\csl.h"

    Like wise i need to give more than 15-20 header files.

    Is there any option to set it in environment variables or somewhere in .mak file

    Thanks in Advance....

     


  • John,

    You can add include paths to your CCSv4 project.

    You can see an example of how to do this in the document "SPRAAS7* " that came with your BIOS installation.  For example, this doc is located here on my machine:

    "C:\Program Files\Texas Instruments\bios_6_31_03_25\docs\Bios_Legacy_App_Note.pdf"

    See under the following section for an example of how to do this:

    3.3 Updating the Project’s Compiler Search Path

    Steve