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Original question:

Error: Program "make" not found in PATH

Importing CCS projects from another Windows computer

Malcolm Windham
Expert 1580 points

I keep getting errors like "metadata not interpreted" and "no make". What would be proper way to export/import projects from one W10 to another computer running W11, CCS 12.4?

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    Expert 1580 points

    One workaround seems to be import similar project from appropriate target from sdk, and then replace source files from the desired project.

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    TI__Guru**** 450031 points
    Malcolm Windham said:
    What would be proper way to export/import projects from one W10 to another computer running W11, CCS 12.4?

    Ideally, the project would be configured to be portable like described below:

    https://software-dl.ti.com/ccs/esd/documents/ccs_portable-projects.html

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    Expert 1580 points

    Just to see how many hard coded things may have been put in by default, I created a directory for workspace d:\c\ti\workspace_124z_trogmw on computer trogl0 and copied project folders only from d:\mw\c\ti\workspace_124z on computer trogmw, and then I opened to use workspace d:\c\ti\workspace_124z_trogmw on computer trogl0. I then imported those into that workspace inside CCS. The only problem I had was that the Active Build configuration changed to MCU_Image without device connected. Changing to Debug let everything compile with no errors. Not a complete test as the install folders of ti ccs and Simplelink were default in c:\ti on both computers.in c:\ti.