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A customer sent me a project to review... I've just installed the latest version of CCS, 6.1.3.00033 , (usually I use IAR). It doesn't recognize that there's a project, and comparing to example projects, I see that the project files are named e.g. "_cproject" instead of ".cproject". I also notice that in the files there are some directory paths that are not in the zipped project. Is this a version issue? A mistake in copying the project? I tried just renaming the _cproject to .cproject, but Windows won't let me do that. It also did not work to take an existing project name, replace the contents with what's in the _cproject file, and move it into the directory. Do I have to create a new project, read through the _cproject file and set everything by hand, and hope that I get all the parameters correct?
Hi Mike,
the project metadata filenames should start with a dot and not underscore. Something went wrong there and I don't know how that happened.
Mike Kaelin said:I tried just renaming the _cproject to .cproject, but Windows won't let me do that.
You can rename it in a dos command window:
> rename _cproject .cproject
You will also need to do the same for .ccsproject and .project if they have an underscore also.
Thanks
ki
Hi Mike,
I suggest using the temporary eval license to get around the code size limit:
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Licensing_-_CCSv6#Free_Licenses
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Activating_CCSv6#Current_License_in_Use
If you need more time with the eval, we can always provide an extension. Please let me know
Thanks
ki