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Adding a c++ external Makefile project into a CCS project.

Currently am using simulator mode to test my codeset in CCS v5.5 -

I have created a CCS project , now how to import the external makefile code into the created CCS project ?

  • Are you asking if you can combine two different kinds of projects, a CCS project and external makefile project? That is not possible, but if you already have an external makefile you are using for build, you can create a Makefile project in CCS that uses that makefile instead of the one that CCS auto-generates.

    If on the other hand, you are looking to simply import the code, you can do that with a CCS project and let CCS auto-generate the makefile to use for the project build.

    http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Projects_and_Build_Handbook_for_CCS#Types_of_Projects

     

  • Thanks Aarti ,

    As u suggested  - Am trying to  import the external code into the CCS project created and get a CCS generated makefile for project build.

    But whenever  from project explorer> Rightclick on CCS project > Import >  Directory to existing C++ project ::


    It is opening as a separate C++ makefile project and not as part of the CCS project created .

    Is it the correct procedure for code import into the CCS project ?

  • Got it -

    from project explorer> Rightclick on CCS project > Import >  General >Existing project into workspace 

    loads the external source code into the created CCS project .

    Since am a Beginner - sorry for my simple questions.

  • So it sounds like you were able to get the source code imported ok. If you have further issues down the road, please feel free to start a new post.