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How to specify .cmd file in CCSv5 project?

Justin Gullotta
Intellectual 420 points

Hi.  I've got an example project that I'm trying to build.  The project is spraap6a, and I think it was originally intended to run on the 2808 ezDsp eval board.  I'm trying to make it work on the 28069 controlStick.  After I change the path for the include files, the project builds, but it won't load into the controlStick because of memory errors, see below:

C28xx: File Loader: Data verification failed at address 0x003FA000 Please verify target memory and memory map.
C28xx: GEL: File: C:\Designing Analog Interface with 28xx ADC\Debug\F28x ADC Implementation.out: a data verification error occurred, file load failed.

I think I get this error on the 28069 because there is a .cmd file specified somewhere in the project that makes CCS link the project for the 2808.  In build options, I've got the linker option as "none", since when I specify the 28069_RAM.cmd, it breaks the build, and I get an error saying that memory is being specified twice.  This is more evidence that there is another .cmd file specified somewhere in the project.

How do I find this .cmd file specification?  Or is there something else I am doing wrong?

Thanks,

Justin

  • TI__Guru**** 160910 points

    Justin,

    Linker command files are included in a different ways.  

    • The first is to copy it into your project.  If you are running CCSv4 and CCSv5 you will want to check the full directory structure of your project to see if there is a .cmd anywhere.
    • The project wizard may add a file to the project.  
    • The other way to add a .cmd file is via the linker options.
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    Regards,
    John