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Hello Axay,

Please post the newest compilation error.

Also, how are you specifying your include path?

Here's an example of an include path given that abc is located in the project directory and types.h is contained in directory abc.

"${ProjDirPath}/abc"

make sure all your include paths are above the "C:/ti/ccsv6/tools/compiler/ti-cgt-c6000_8.1.0/include" include path, i.e.

"${ProjDirPath}/abc"

"C:/ti/ccsv6/tools/compiler/ti-cgt-c6000_8.1.0/include"

Stephen

Axay Rana said:

However i added the path as you said and error persist!

Please post the full output of the CCS build console (you can copy and paste it to a text file and attach it here). 
Also please post a screenshot of your compiler include paths.

Axay Rana said:

"C:/ti/ccsv6/tools/compiler/ti-cgt-c6000_8.1.0/bin/cl6x" -mv6740 -g -O2 --include_path="C:/ti/ccsv6/tools/compiler/ti-cgt-c6000_8.1.0/include" --diag_warning=225 --preproc_with_compile --preproc_dependency="src/main_rmii_loopback.pp" --obj_directory="src" "../src/main_rmii_loopback.c"

This command shows that the only include path being passed to the compiler is "C:/ti/ccsv6/tools/compiler/ti-cgt-c6000_8.1.0/include". 

In the screenshot you attached, I can see a second include path but it shows that it is set for the Debug build configuration. What you seem to be building here is the Release build configuration as evidenced by this text: **** Build of configuration Release for project OMAPL138EVM_Test_Emac_Loopback_RMII **** 

Since you are building the Release configuration, you would need to go to Project Properties, make sure the Configuration at the top is set to Release, and then go under Compiler->Include Paths and make sure your custom path is added there. The compiler options are independent for the different build configurations (that is its intended purpose), so setting them in one build configuration does not automatically carry it over to another build configuration.

Select Manage Configuration. After selecting Release from the list of configurations, click "Set Active" and then select Ok.

Then, wait until the project explorer shows that your project is set to the release version, i.e. [Active - Release] in the project name.

The project should now build as the release version.

Stephen

The quickest way to solve the problem might be just to do the following:

1. Create a file name types.h in your project folder and add the items shown below in it.

2, Add your project folder as an include directory, i.e. "${ProjDirPath}"

Stephen

#ifndef _MY_TYPES_H_
#define _MY_TYPES_H_

typedef unsigned char       boolean;

typedef unsigned char          uint8;
typedef unsigned short         uint16;
typedef unsigned int           uint32;
typedef unsigned long long int uint64;

typedef signed char          sint8;
typedef signed short         sint16;
typedef signed int           sint32;
typedef signed long long int sint64;

typedef unsigned int        uint8_least;
typedef unsigned int        uint16_least;
typedef unsigned int        uint32_least;

typedef signed int          sint8_least;
typedef signed int          sint16_least;
typedef signed int          sint32_least;

typedef float               float32;
typedef double              float64;

#endif

Where did you get the example project from.  Example project should have all the necessary files for you to build the project.

Also, did you import (i.e. File->import) the example project into CCS?  You'll need to import the project into CCS.

I am not familiar with the nsp.  

Use windows explorer to search for types.h in the root directory of that development environment.

I went to   and downloaded the NSP 1.10.03.15. 

I didn't see any OMAPL138EVM_Test_Emac_Loopback_RMII example in the nsp.

Also, does your development environment meet the requirements given on the following webpage?