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Problem Building Legacy C28xx Library Project with CCS4

Aron
Prodigy 90 points


I've imported a CCS3 project producing a library (*.lib) into CCS 4.0.0.14000 . The legacy import function worked quite fine, however, when building the project ar2000 is invoked with a syntax error in the makefile. The makefile is generated automatically, thus, there seems to be an error in the makefile generator.

The wrong line reads:

"C:/Programme/Texas Instruments/ccsv4/tools/compiler/c2000/bin/ar2000" -r"hal_flash.lib" "hal_flash.lib" $(GEN_CMDS_QUOTED) $(ORDERED_OBJS)

There should be one space between the -r option and the following argument. Another error is that the name of the output file (hal_flash.lib) is listed twice. Running the makefile manually with that line changed to

"C:/Programme/Texas Instruments/ccsv4/tools/compiler/c2000/bin/ar2000" -r "hal_flash.lib" $(GEN_CMDS_QUOTED) $(ORDERED_OBJS)

works.

The problem seems to be related to the settings dialog of the Librarian:

The filed "All options" contains

-r "hal_flash.lib"

which is fine but the space between -r and "hal_flash.lib" doesn't make it to the makefile. And the command line pattern should not list ${output} because this ceates a second instance of "hal_flash.lib" on the command line.

Unfortunately, the "All options" field is read-only. Is there a way to modify the code that is put into the makefile?

 

Thanks,

Aron

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    TI__Guru**** 171309 points

    Aron,

    Thanks for reporting this. Unfortunately you hit two bugs on the import process and a request for a fix was filed today (reference SDSCM00032318) - usually these are fixed in a (not so distant) future release.

    As far as I know, the first issue has no easy workaround other than re-creating the library project from scratch. The second issue, as you may have noticed, is fixed by removing the ${output} variable from the Command Line Pattern. The final fix, however, will probably keep the ${output} variable and remove the library filename from the ${flags} variable (where -r is placed).

    Thank you again for reporting this issue.

    Best regards,

    Rafael