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What is the meaning of the error "[E1000] Include/Copy file not found or opened"?

Hello,

 

What is the meaning of the above error? I imported a project from CCS 3.3 into CCS 4.2.3 and I got this error when trying to build.

 

Also, I would like to know if there is somewhere a list of all the error codes produced by the compiler or the linker along with some descriptions?

 

I can't access any help as eclipse tries to access some networking stuff and my company blocks everything. Is it possible to get standard good old off-line help from CCS4?

 

Thank you,

  Fabrice

 

  • Fabrice Triboix said:

    What is the meaning of the above error? I imported a project from CCS 3.3 into CCS 4.2.3 and I got this error when trying to build.


    That is an assembler error. You're assembly source file likely has a .include or .copy and the error is saying that the assembler was not able to find or open the file. If the file specified in .include is in a different folder than the file including it, make sure the path to the file is specified using the --include_path option.

    Fabrice Triboix said:

    Also, I would like to know if there is somewhere a list of all the error codes produced by the compiler or the linker along with some descriptions?


    Check this pge: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Compiler_Errors_Warnings
    We currently do not have a published list of linker errors.

    Fabrice Triboix said:

    I can't access any help as eclipse tries to access some networking stuff and my company blocks everything. Is it possible to get standard good old off-line help from CCS4?

    Do you mean that accessing Help from menu Help->Help Contents does not work for you?

  • Dear Aarti,

     

    Thank you for your reply. Indeed, I have been able to find out the .asm file with a .copy of a non-existant file. So this problem is solved; CCS could have shown me the file and line where the error happened, though, I think that would not have been very difficult and that would have saved me 2 hours of my time browsing through lines of assembly...

     

    Thank you for the list of compiler errors (I can't see my error in it, though...)

     

    Re "Help Contents", you are correct. If I click "Help->Help Contents", the help window that pops up shows a message about a network error after a while.

     

    Best regards,

     Fabrice

  • Fabrice Triboix said:

    Thank you for the list of compiler errors (I can't see my error in it, though...)



    The list I pointed you to is just the compiler errors, not the assembler errors. I remember at one time we used to document the assembler errors in the Assembly Language Tools Users Guides, but it seems that the latest versions of these documents do not have them any more.

    Fabrice Triboix said:

    Re "Help Contents", you are correct. If I click "Help->Help Contents", the help window that pops up shows a message about a network error after a while.

    Please see this related post which could explain the reason for the network error.