Hi,
I have a Beaglebone black and I have setup a dev environment using CCSv6 I had cross compiler support (using arm-linux-gnuabihf) , rse and gdb working. I have a virtual OS with Ubuntu 16.04. I was able to step through example code on the arm and everything was great.....
Then I tried setting up a PRU project to build (I have the complier and pru support installed), it was buidling ok, then when I was trying to export these compiler settings to another project I must have managed to destroy all the cross compiler configuration I had set up. No idea how I managed it.
1) I builded a prevoiusly working cross compiled ARM code and it reported build error. The detail was Error running CDT Builder, configuration Debug (Java.lang.NullPointerException).
2) So I thought go to the Project->Properties->C/C++ Build-> Settings, in there I get a pop up saying there are invalid values (java.lang.NullPointerException). Once I acknowledge error I finally get to the Cross GCC/G++/ Complier settings and it is blank. So I released I'd screwed up the cross compiler. Tried to put the correct path in and it didn't work.
3) So next I tried a Restore from history, I got my original makefile back, it looks correct and tried to build , Same error. So I thought I must have screwed up the cross complier settings I had for CSS.
4) To confirm my worry I tried to create a new C /C++ project (New->Project->C Project) and when I did I found that I have lost the Cross Gcc and Linux Gcc toolchain options (it just says -OTher Toolchain-)
5) So finally I tried to point CCSv6 to the Beaglebone SDK arm crosspiler under ~/sdk/linux-devkit/sysroots/x86_64-arago-linux/usr/bin by go into Windows -> Preferences-> Compiler but it doesn't pick it up.
So I am a bit lost, it must have been something really bad to manage to remove all cross complier support. I have tried also restoring the complier options to defaul, then adding the cross complier again, no success.
Any ideas ?
Regards
Paul
