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CCS/IWR1642BOOST: Reporting possible code errors in TIREX mmWave Industrial Toolbox projects Level Sensing High Accuracy for 16xx and 68xx platform

Part Number: IWR1642BOOST


Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

Hi,

I would like to share with you a possible problem with the demo "level sensing" for the platform 16xx and 68xx, and how I fixed it.

I was using the mmWave Industrial Toolbox v4.4.1.

I was working with the following projects
 , that I have imported in CSSv10 installed on a Ubuntu 20.04 LTS machine:

  • 16xx_high_accuracy_dss
  • 68xx_high_accuracy_dss


I encountered the error "
fatal error #1965: cannot open source file RADARDEMO_highAccuRangeProc_priv" during the building phase. The error pointed to the file "RADARDEMO_highAccuRangeProc_priv.h".

Opening the file I got:

I highlighted in red the wrong code and in green as it should be. The problem as you can see is the incorrect use of the backslash (\) instead of the forward slash (/) to link le libraries in the file through the #include directive.

Hence, I fixed the backslash with the forwardslash and the problem was solved. I was able to build the dss project correctly.

As a reference, It could be possible to go directly to the source files before importing them in the CSS. They are available at the paths as follows:

  • mmwave_industrial_toolbox_4_4_1/labs/level_sensing/16xx_high_accuracy/pjt/radarDemo/modules/rangeProc/highAccuRangeProc/src/RADARDEMO_highAccuRangeProc_priv.h
  • mmwave_industrial_toolbox_4_4_1/labs/level_sensing/68xx_high_accuracy/src/dss/RADARDEMO_highAccuRangeProc_priv.h


It could be very nice if this error could be fixed starting from the next releases of the Industrial Toolbox.

Maybe it's not a big deal, but I hope that could be useful for someone struggling with this kind of problems, not spotting them immediately.


Best Regards
Angelo