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CCSv5.5 under linux cannot select compiler 4.2.5



Hello,

I am running CCS v5.5.0.00077 under linux and working with a team - two of which are running same version of CCS but under Windows.  We decided to standardize on compiler v4.2.5.

I can select and use compiler v4.2.5 in my project.  Both of the Windows developers can select and use v4.2.5 in their projects.

All is good...

I've imported projects from both Windows team members in order to test their projects. One project has compiler 4.2.5 selected.  The other project has compiler 4.2.5 as a selection, but will not allow me to select and use it.

Any ideas as to why one imported project allows me to use 4.2.5 and the other does not?

Remember, I'm running Linux and am using 4.2.5 in my project. 

Thanks.

  • Update:

    In the project that does not allow me to select compiler 4.2.5, I also get a compile failure when using 4.2.2 (the only selection I'm allowed).

    The compile failure is:

    js: "./config.bld", line 10: Error: Can't find the target named 'iar.targets.msp430.elf.MSP430X_small' along the path...

    I cannot find '...MSP430X_small' anywhere in my filesystem.   What is it?

  • Update #2:

    The project that is giving me problems has RTSC package installed.  The project that I can compile does not use RTSC (XDCtools?)

    I've been looking for a while, but I cannot figure out how to remove xdctools from the project.  How can I remove it?

  • Mark Rush1 said:
    iar.targets.msp430.elf.MSP430X_small

    Looks like there is some dependency on some IAR content. Is IAR content installed on the Windows machines?

  • If the project was created as a RTSC project, dependency on RTSC cannot be removed. It looks like the project has a RTSC cfg file (give the build message in the last post) so you should not try to remove it anyway.