Post-build step *.bat file include

Hi Vyacheslav,

have you tried

"${PROJECT_LOC}\Debug\test.bat"  ?

You need the $ and you need to put everything inside the quotes.

Best Regards,
Lisa

Hi, Lisa! I tried this, but it doesn't work. Console window just reports:

'Finished building target: C28346_User_Program.out'
' '
C:/TI/ccsv5/utils/bin/gmake --no-print-directory post-build
'User post-build command'
"\Debug\test.bat"
‘Ёб⥬Ґ ­Ґ г¤ Ґвбп ­ ©вЁ гЄ § ­­л© Їгвм.
gmake[1]: [post-build] Error 1 (ignored)
' '

**** Build Finished ****

But if I put the whole adress line of the test.bat file, it works. But I need it to work with {PROJECT_LOC} variable. What else can you suggest me?

Hi Vyacheslav,

one thought is whether special characters are causing a problem.

Can you try to set the command line for

echo ${PROJECT_LOC}

this should print the location to the console output.  You then verify what that path is set to and make any necessary corrections.

Please keep us informed.

Best Regards,

Lisa

After I changed post-build steps:

console reports:

"../DSP2834x_Headers_nonBIOS.cmd"
<Linking>
'Finished building target: C28346_User_Program.out'
' '
C:/TI/ccsv5/utils/bin/gmake --no-print-directory post-build
'User post-build command'
echo
ђҐ¦Ё¬ ўлў®¤  Є®¬ ­¤ ­  нЄа ­ (ECHO) ®вЄ«о祭.
' '

**** Build Finished ****

But in "linked resources" this variable defined correctly:

So i still have a problem with it.

Some attempts with results:

echo "&{PROJECT_LOC}":

'User post-build command'
echo "&{PROJECT_LOC}"
"&{PROJECT_LOC}"
' '

echo "${PROJECT_LOC}":

'User post-build command'
echo ""
""
' '

echo ${PROJECT_LOC}:

'User post-build command'
echo
ђҐ¦Ё¬ ўлў®¤  Є®¬ ­¤ ­  нЄа ­ (ECHO) ®вЄ«о祭.
' '

echo &{PROJECT_LOC}:

'User post-build command'
echo &{PROJECT_LOC}
ђҐ¦Ё¬ ўлў®¤  Є®¬ ­¤ ­  нЄа ­ (ECHO) ®вЄ«о祭.
"{PROJECT_LOC}" ­Ґ пў«пҐвбп ў­гв७­Ґ© Ё«Ё ў­Ґи­Ґ©
Є®¬ ­¤®©, ЁбЇ®«­пҐ¬®© Їа®Ја ¬¬®© Ё«Ё Ї ЄҐв­л¬ д ©«®¬.
gmake[1]: [post-build] Error 1 (ignored)
' '

echo {PROJECT_LOC}:

'User post-build command'
echo {PROJECT_LOC}
{PROJECT_LOC}
' '

echo PROJECT_LOC:

'User post-build command'
echo PROJECT_LOC
PROJECT_LOC
' '

echo "PROJECT_LOC":

'User post-build command'
echo "PROJECT_LOC"
"PROJECT_LOC"
' '

Hi Vyacheslav

this is your problem ....

echo ${PROJECT_LOC}:

'User post-build command'
echo
ђҐ¦Ё¬ ўлў®¤  Є®¬ ­¤ ­  нЄа ­ (ECHO) ®вЄ«о祭.
' '

As you can see the echo command (correct version) is not returning the path properly.  You need to fix this in your environment

Best Regards,
Lisa

Hi, Lisa.

I've changed location of the project.

But console returns the same string, like before:

'User post-build command'
echo
ђҐ¦Ё¬ ўлў®¤  Є®¬ ­¤ ­  нЄа ­ (ECHO) ®вЄ«о祭.
' '

If i try get: echo ${WORKSPACE_LOC}. I recieve the same combination of returned symbols:

'User post-build command'
echo
ђҐ¦Ё¬ ўлў®¤  Є®¬ ­¤ ­  нЄа ­ (ECHO) ®вЄ«о祭.
' '

It seems, the error is in syntax of the command "echo" or in declaration of path "${PATH}". I think it not depends on project location. What do you think I have to fix else? Or what have I to check?

PROJECT_ROOT works perfect! It resolves my problem. Lisa, thank you very much for helpful support!

Hi Vyacheslav,

great, very happy to hear.  

All the best with development.

Best Regards,
Lisa