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I have used so far the Control Suite examples and with that already defined project adding/deleting source/header files are pretty straightforward. Now, I want to share the the same code to somebody else and if that person doesn't have Control Suite he/she cannot open the project.
I created a project and copied the source and header files into that project space. And then to add folders, I did the following: "By selecting it in Windows Explorer and dragging and dropping it into the project in the Project Explorer view. At that point, CCS will ask if you want to "copy" or "link" to that folder. If you select "Link to files and folders", it will create a reference to that folder." I also modified/added the .cmd files as well
Whenever I build the project, it gives me error that it cannot open the source files that I just linked (in the linked folder). Some of these folders include IQmath.h, CLAmath.h and macros.
Can anybody suggest what step have I missed?
Thanks,
Hi Ekrem,
I suspect the colleague/person you shared the project with should likely install control suite as well. Not only is it a good idea, but I suspect that not having control suite means there are possibly missing some libraries that they would need. If you have verified they have the required libraries, I would also double check the include paths and variables.
As a first step, I would have them install control suite, and I would also go through these wikis which should help you:
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Project_Sharing
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Include_paths_and_options
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Portable_Projects
Best Regards,
Lisa
Hi Ekrem,
just thought I would check for any updates with your enquiry.
Best Regards,
Lisa