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Unable to import CCE project

I am new to CCS.

On a Win7 machine:

I installed the latest CCS v6.1.  I imported my project successfully.  I able to launch a build cycle.  Some of the includes dir's are missing from build env.  I suspect this is an Eclipse issue.

I uninstalled CCS v6.1.  (I try a different approach.  It doesn't work.)

I want to go back to CCS v6.1, so I reinstall it.  I can't import the project.  The error tells me the compiler definition is not available.

Window->preferences->CCS->build->compilers shows 2 "tool discovery paths".  They are at the top level of the CCS install directory, and the associated compiler directory (ccsv6/tools/compiler).  This /tools/compiler directory does not exist.  The "discovered tools" window is empty.

I did not alter the install.  This is just what the install gave me.  I only selected: install: MSP product families.  The select-debug-probes window is empty.  App-center offers: GUI composer.  I don't need it and leave it unselected.

Am I missing an add-on?  How do I tell CCS to install a compiler?  (I am trying to import a MSP430 project.)

  • My CCS install file is: ccs_6.1_setup_win32.exe
  • Could this be a license issue?
    i.e.Did the original install give me full access, now I don't have it??
  • Hi Michael,

    Michael LAvole said:
    Window->preferences->CCS->build->compilers shows 2 "tool discovery paths".  They are at the top level of the CCS install directory, and the associated compiler directory (ccsv6/tools/compiler).  This /tools/compiler directory does not exist.  The "discovered tools" window is empty.

    if this directory is empty, then no build tools were installed. This is strange and it looks like you have an incomplete installation (unless you explicitly chose not to install any build tools (if this is even possible) ). You can choose to install the build tools separately but I'm worried that your installation is simply incomplete and you may be missing other things. I'd unfortunately recommend complete removing this installation and do a re-install

    ki

  • I agree with Ki. This time when you uninstall CCS, rather than just running the uninstaller within the \ccsv6 directory, be sure to completely delete the directory where CCS was installed. Then you can reinstall to the same directory.
  • I did as AartiG suggested. This install asked me for a handful of different options. One notably was compiler options. A couple more add-on's were also offered.
    Deleting the install Dir seem to be the trick.
    The install is taking a while (which is promising.)

    Thanks