Problems compiling in CCS5 that didnt exist in CCS4

RobK

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP430F5510

I'm finally switching over to CCS5 from CCS4, and I'm noticing quite a few differences between the two versions.

I have a project that uses an MSP430F5510 microcontroller with built in USB interface. I'm also using the USB API that comes with the "MSP430 USB Developers Package". I've created the USB descriptor files using the "USB Descriptor Tool". The project compliled fine under CCS ver 4, but now it wont compile under ver 5.

Please refer to the included screenshot.

When I compile warnings come up about functions declared implicitly,even though they are in fact declared in UsbCdc.h under the USB_API folder. It's as if the compiler is not seeing the code in UsbCdc.h burried within the folder hierarchy. How do I make the compiler aware of these source files?

over 13 years ago

0 BrandonAzbell over 13 years ago

TI__Guru 64870 points

The first thing to comes to top of mind is that the project settings that would communicate to the C compiler of the path to the header files did not get brought in.

Check the Project Build settings for the compiler and ensure the include file path(s) are defined appropriately such that the C compiler can find the highlighted header file.