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CCSTUDIO-THEIA: How to Create a Collaborative Workspace Using the CCS Environment

Subaananthan T
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Part Number: CCSTUDIO-THEIA

Hello all,
I am using the TI SDK MMWAVE_L_SDK_06_00_05_01 with CCS version 20.4.0.13__1.10.0.
To get started, I imported the empty project and began working with it. However, I am not fully sure how to use the workspace in a collaborative development setup. For example, I need to modify configurations in FreeRTOSConfig.h and rebuild the FreeRTOS libraries to enable certain features. But it seems that FreeRTOS is provided as a precompiled library from the default SDK installation path, which prevents me from rebuilding it or keeping the dependent source files within a shared workspace.


Could you please advise if there is a recommended way to maintain a CCS‑based project  collaborative setup(git repo)?

Regards,
Suba

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    TI__Guru**** 478571 points

    Hi Suba,

    This is a common question regarding modifying files that are in the SDK. Typically people do not want to modify the original content in the SDK and if they do, it can make it cumbersome to share. For linked source files from the SDK, you can use the refactor feature to make local copies.For header files and libraries it is a bit more tricky. Perhaps take the freertos content in the SDK and create it's own separate library project outside the SDK and can then be added to your repo?

    Thanks

    ki