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Problem with MCSDK HUA Demo platform file

David Aldrich92784
Genius 3720 points

Hi

I have imported the MCSDK HUA Demo project into my CCS 5.3 workspace.  I chose to 'copy' the files, not link, so that I can modify the demo while leaving the original files unchanged.  However, I have a problem in that CCS cannot find the customised platform file that the demo uses:

xdc.tools.configuro: Error: Can't find platform package custom.hpdspua.evmc6670l

That package is at:

"C:\ti\mcsdk_2_00_03_15\demos\hua\custom"

How do I tell CCS that path please?

BR

David

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    TI__Expert 5225 points

    Quite right David.  I get exactly the same behaviour.  You can of course make a back-up of the demo and build in place.  Though if you prefer to bring the source into your own workspace here are the steps you will have to follow to get a successful build ( at least this is what I had to do ).

    1) Firstly, when I imported the project with the 'Copy projects into workspace' option checked, I found this did not actually copy the source code into the workspace.  So as a manual step copy the entire src folder to your workspace.

    2) In project Properties > Resource > Linked resources, there are two resources for src and doc folders which become unresolved in the import.  You will have to edit these to point the src folder and doc folder copied into your workspace.

    3) Finally, the platform configuration.  In the RTSC tab you will notice under 'Other Repositories', there is a repository with the path to your project.  This location is searched for valid RTSC platforms, which of course are still in the SDK folder, not in your workspace.  You will have to add an additional repository to point to the original demo location so the custom platform can be found.

    Hope it is the same steps for you.

    Regards,

    Tom

  • 0 in reply to Thomas Brown
    Genius 3720 points

    Thanks Tom, that was very helpful.

    BR

    David