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I just got the MSP432P401R Launchpad. Connected to my Win7 x64 PC. Tested with Energia and everything works.
I installed CCS, making sure I checked the target platform. No errors during installation.
I am now trying to run the examples, but every time I try to import the project I get:
"Error: No build-tools are currently installed for ISA family 'MSP432'!"
I uninstalled and reinstalled, following the directions in other discussions. Then I went ahead and installed on a new PC.
I can't make it work with the example.
NOTE!: If I create a brand new project, the code compiles fine (hence the Eclipse CDT is finding the right build tools) and I can debug on the board....
Any idea?
Thanks
Cos
Definitely happens with the MSPWare examples, but also with the TI-RTOS examples.
As I said, if I create a new project from scratch it builds and debugs ok via the USB comm.
Thanks for looking into this.
Cos
I just installed the latest CCSetup as per the directions on the MSP432 Launchpad instructions.
Where do I check for those versions?
Thanks
Cos
That explains it. You only have the GCC ARM compiler installed. Most of the MSPWare and TI-RTOS examples use the TI ARM Compiler which you don't have installed. If you want to have access to all the examples out-of-the-box, you should install the TI ARM compiler. You can re-run the installer over your existing installation add components that you didn't select with the initial install. Make sure you enable the checkbox for the TI ARM compiler:
Thanks
ki