I'm working with CCSv4 and the TI 2808 Docking Station.
I created all my code using the existing test code for guidance. I think I have a "project" called VGC which works fine on my machine. I copy the complete workspace directory to another machine downstairs and install CCSv4 on the downstairs machine. I import my projects and my VGC project doesn't show up. There's a folder for it but the only thing in the folder is a 4k .project file. The example code folders all have a .project file, .cdtbuild file, a .cdtproject file, a macros.ini file, and an Example_280xBLAH.c file. When I pull in any other projects I was trying to create (that never worked) I get an error claiming the auto make file is missing. I can't find my code for the VGC project at all.
How do I move my data from one machine to the other? Or it seems the better question is, why don't I have the project in my workspace like I thought I had? Is my data being stored elsewhere? Have I created a bad project? I think I remember not being able to successfully create a new project so I renamed an existing project to VGC and changed everything I could find to VGC.
The directions for creating a project are very simple to follow except it doesn't actually create a project that sees all the headers and .c code that is required (ADC, CAN, ePWM, etc.). I think I remember other things missing. How do I create projects that are portable and see all the .h and .c files created for 2808 and has all the support command files, etc. that are required for a project?
Thanks,
Rick
