Hi,
I was making use of PDK_1_0_0_14 with my CCS v5. I had the PA example project imported to my workspace and was compiling code with it and making changes to the code. I upgraded my MCSDK to now have PDK_1_0_0_19 instead and I am trying to make changes to the project build setup so that it makes use of the newer PDK 19 as opposed to 14. I thought that may be better than to try and import the new pdk projects into the workspace and end up having two of each project one tied to pdk version 14 and the other version 19. Here is the outline of what I have done:
a) I went into properties -> resources->linked Resource->path variables and changed the pdk_***_14 names to pdk_****_19.
b) under properties -C/C++ build ->Settings->Tool Settings->c6000 compiler->include options it has some dirs added to #incldue search path which include
"${PASS_INSTALL_PATH}", "${PASS_INSTALL_PATH}/ti/drv/pa/example/multicoreExample"; "${PDK_INSTALL_PATH}/ti/drv/cppi" and also one for qmss
Now the values of this PASS and PDK_INSTALL_PATH is somehow set to PDK_1_0_0_14 as opposed to PDK_1_0_0_19 as I am discovering from looking through the compile log. I am taking it that these paths are not set by the path variables under "resources" but rather by the pdksetupenv.bat which configures the pdk build environment. Is that correct? If it is why is that as I would think that the environment is for the purpose of compiling the PDK libraries such as the PA LLD etc?
Also under properties ->C/C++ General->Paths and Symbols->Include, I have some include dirs that point to pdk 14 but I am not sure how I can edit them as that option is not highlighted. What is purpose of the C/C+General paths and symbols and how does that differ from the include path under settings under C/C++ Build?
How should I go about handling my compile issue?
Thanks, Aamir