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CCS Project build error

Aquiles Lacruz
Intellectual 385 points

While trying to build an example on the CCSv5 I encountered a problem:

I tried to make a c6000 CCS project. Using the example for the DSP/BIOS 5.xx Examples on the evmOMAPL137 Examples list:

I tried the clk Example. and it comes with 2 files: clk.c and clk.tcf

The thing is when I compile, it doesn't generate the .cmd file and the clkcfg.h file. I don't understand what's going on, probably I've messed up with some configuration but this is a fresh install of the 5.2 version of the Code Composer. I would like an answer on this topic as I didn't have this problem with the first release of the CCSv5.

Regards,

Aquiles Lacruz

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    TI__Guru**** 162305 points

    Do you see an error message?

    When I create a new project in CCSv5.2 using the clk template for evmOMAPL137 it generates the cmd and other files for me on build.  They go inside the configuration directory (/Debug).

  • 0 in reply to JohnS
    Intellectual 385 points

    No, no error message, just the one that said that the clkcfg.h didn exist.

    But now I deleted project and recreated it, and it works. One thing I noticed is that the first time I made it it said CCS on top of the folder icon, now it says RTSC. So maybe I made a mistake in the initial configuration, the thing is that as far as I remember I didn do anything different. Can you please tell me what could I have done that it make the configuration of the project change?

    Thanks for your quick answer.

    Regards,

    Aquiles Lacruz

  • 0 in reply to Aquiles Lacruz
    TI__Guru**** 162305 points

    If the project icon was missing the little RTSC label then that project would not have been setup to know how to deal with tcf/cfg files.  So they wouldn't get built during the build and thus the other files wouldn't get generated.  However usually if you add a tcf/cfg to a non-RTSC project it will prompt you to enable RTSC support for it.  If they were added via windows explorer I don't think it would detect it.

  • 0 in reply to JohnS
    Intellectual 385 points

    Thanks a lot. I'll check now that my projects have RTSC support when using the .tcf files.

    Have a good day.