NDK update problem

Which version of CCSv5 are you using?   You might need to use CCSv5.1 for NDK 2.20.06.

-Karl-

I'm using CCS5.1.0.09000_win32_1.

It sounds like something got corrupted in CCS. I'm moving this to the CCS forum.

Todd

Hi Anatoly,

did you also try adding if from that Product area?  ie in Window->Preferences->Code Composer Studio->RTSC->Products ... did you try adding it there?

What happens if you manually delete the folder, extract/install once again and try the above method?

Best Regards,

LIsa

Hello, Lisa.

I tried all you mentioned, but nothing happens.

What file exactly I need to add via Window->Preferences->Code Composer Studio->RTSC->Products?

Hi Anatoly,

when you go to that Products section and select add, you should point CCS to the ndk installation directory.  If you point it to the correct directory it should then find it, add it to the list and prompt you to restart CCS.

How and where did you install the NDK?

Best REgards,
Lisa

Lisa,

I did the thing you mentioned. The folder was added to the Tool Discovery Path in the Window->Prereces->Code Composer Studio->RTSC->Products, but nothing else happened, the CCS still doesn't "know" the NDK.

I need the CCS to work properly with the NDK for my current development in a bit urgent way. What are suggested solutions for this?

Hi Anatoly,

how did you install the NDK?  Could you possibly send a couple screenshots of what you see?  Would you be willing to install the latest CCS release (a version of 5.1 was just released on the 7th) and try with that version?  What other RTSC items do you have installed?  Do you get any messages or errors?

Best Regards,
Lisa

Lisa,

I copied the ndk folder into the CCS installation directory. I have installed the previous NDK versions the same way, but deleted them in order to have only one updated version of the NDK installed. Now I tried to re-install the previous versions of the NDK, and nothing happens as well.

I have the 5.1.0.09000 version of CCS.

If the newer version of CCS is completely compatible with the previous one, and there're no problems to migrate my projects and code into it, I'd like to have the newer version.

Thank you.

Hi Anatoly,

I tried to reproduce this but could not.  I successfully installed the NDK by doing the folloinwg

1 - downloaded the latest version

2 - put the zip file at the same level as my ccsv5 folder so I have both these in the same folder and can see both together

3 - did an "extract to here" to extract the NDK

4 - Opened CCS

5 - Went to Window->Preferences->Code Composer Studio->RTSC->Products

6 - selected "add"

7 - pointed to the ndk folder that was at the same level as the ccsv5 folder

8 - was asked if I wanted to install unsigned software and said "yes"

9 - when that was done, I selected "apply"

10 - was told I needed to restart CCS, and selected to do so

11 - CCS restarted with the NDK successfully installed

Could you please try again following these exact steps?  Let us know how it works do that.

Best Regards,
Lisa

Lisa,

I have accomplished each step till 7-th, including it.

The 8-th step and later on didn't appear to CCS.

I'm waiting for the installation mail to CCS 5.1.1.

Is it compatible to the previous versions in all terms? Can I migrate my projects and code into it without any standard library/DSP_BIOS or other tools issues?

Hi Anatoly,

hmm odd.  What do you see in the zip file?  Have you tried redowloading in case of a corrupted download?  Do you have administrator privileges?

You can get the latest release here and yes it is fully compatible with the tools you are using

http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Download_CCS

So that is something you can try as well.  We have seen slightly similar issues installing a code generation tool version.  If the above two steps don't work, perhaps try the patch in this thread.

http://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/code_composer_studio/f/81/t/158406.aspx?PageIndex=2

Please keep us informed how the above works.

Best Regards,
Lisa

Hi Anatoly,

ok, great.   Glad to hear that 5.1.1 and the NDK are now setup for you.

Thanks for the update and all the best with development.

Best Regards,
Lisa