Method to suppress the Eclipse dialog when using CCSv5 command line interface

Tim Halliday

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I'm using the command line interface to do a build. However, if I get compiler errors, a dialog box pops up. I don't want this since I am trying to automate the build process and want my script to handle the issue and continue on.

eclipsec -noSplash -data C:/test_workspace -application com.ti.ccstudio.apps.projectBuild -ccs.projects "proj_lab01" -ccs.configuration Debug -ccs.buildType full

Is there a way to suppress the dialog box popup?

over 13 years ago

0 Patrick Chuong over 13 years ago

TI__Genius 16520 points

Hi Tim,

Can you try adding this argument to your command line, "--launcher.suppressErrors".

Regards,
Patrick

0 Tim Halliday over 13 years ago in reply to Patrick Chuong

TI__Intellectual 775 points

Patrick,

That worked! Thanks for the quick response.

-tim

0 Tim Halliday over 13 years ago in reply to Patrick Chuong

TI__Intellectual 775 points

Patrick,

On further examination, I still have an issue. Your suggestion certainly stops the modal dialog from popping up, but it also suppresses *ALL* output from the build command. I need the output so I can post-process it (actually slurp it into a log file).

What I really want is all the build output, just not the dialog. The dialog seems to be generated just because the java command returned a "1" which I assume is because the build had compiler errors.

-tim

0 Tim Halliday over 13 years ago in reply to Tim Halliday

TI__Intellectual 775 points

I retract my last post due to "stupid user" error.

Patrick's original answer is correct.

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Method to suppress the Eclipse dialog when using CCSv5 command line interface