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From CCS3.x to CCS5.3: "Scan All File Dependencies"

Brad Gilliam
Prodigy 210 points

Hi,

New to CCS, working on getting through Chassaing and Reay's book , "Digital Signal Processing", 2nd ed. 2008.

Using a DSK6713, managed to get it connected and talking with CCS5.3 under Win 7 64-bit, and it worked OK when I imported and ran the sine8_LED project. Yay!

Now, trying to work through their exercise of building the same project from scratch, and I see that in CCS3.x, there was a Project > Scan All File Dependencies drop-down command available. Question: Is there an equivalent to this command in CCS5.3?

This newbie thanks you in advance!

Brad

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    TI__Guru**** 451311 points

    Hi Brad,

    Brad Gilliam said:
    I see that in CCS3.x, there was a Project > Scan All File Dependencies drop-down command available. Question: Is there an equivalent to this command in CCS5.3?

    This is not supported in CCSv5... at least not via the GUI like it was in v3. But you can get the same information. When you compile a file, a *.pp file of the same name as the source file should get generated in the build configuration folder (ex. 'Debug'). It is a text file and if you open it, you can see the dependencies for that source file.

    Thanks

    ki