CCS: Problem with Paths - after importing project

Hello,

Roee Bloch43 said:

One thing I don't understand is how the build options variables works, how can I find what is the "${MW_INSTALL_DIR}" value ??

See:

http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Portable_Projects#Variables_2

Roee Bloch43 said:

now it is in my project but it doesn't find the files why ?

Because by looking at your first screenshot, MW_INSTALL_DIR has been defined as: "C:\ti\motorware\motorware_1_01_00_16_new2" and I am guessing that this path does not exist on your environment. You will need to update the variable to the correct path (C:\ti\motorware\motorware_1_01_00_16)

Thanks

ki

Did you see the link I posted above?

Ki-Soo Lee said:

See:

http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Portable_Projects#Variables_2

One of the screenshots show where you can see the list of build variables. Yon modify the value of them also.

http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/File:Build_var1.png

Thanks

ki

Yes I see and done this, but still errors.

also in the example my windows looks a little different

When I changes it - I don't see it in the include windows

See above

Also how to remove includes that I don't need (there are duplication in files that cause errors)?

Attaching my Archive - try to compile it if you can

Thanks,

Rproj_lab11d.zip

The variable can be viewed and modified in the project properties. See below (in your project):

I have build 17 of motorware so I updated the variables to point to my installation.

When I built the project I had some build errors I had to resolve regarding incompatible definitions. Perhaps it is because I am using a different motorware (not sure if you saw that error). I fixed those and then I got the below linker error:

 undefined                  first referenced
  symbol                        in file      
 ---------                  ----------------
 _HAL_readPotentiometerData ./proj_lab11d.obj

coming from line 434 of proj_lab11d.c

          gPotentiometer = HAL_readPotentiometerData(halHandle); //roee

This looks like some line that you added. Where is 'HAL_readPotentiometerData' defined?

Thanks

ki

Hi

I don't remember all I have another version attached

Try it

Thanks,

Roee

OK_V13_TURNSPEEDFIX.zip

Ok I saw your old thread on the same issue:

https://e2e.ti.com/support/microcontrollers/c2000/f/902/p/548134/2001972#2001972

I defined HAL_readPotentiometerData as mentioned in the thread and the build was successful.

I just took your example and updated the MW_HOME and MW_INSTALL_DIR build variables to point to the correct location of the Motorware installation. Then I defined HAL_readPotentiometerData as mentioned in your old thread and that was pretty much it.

Hi,

Still get these errors?

Thanks,

R

Hi,

Fixed some of the errors, but again I don't understand some of CCS errors see example below.

It gives an error while I see the file under my project why ?

Thanks,

Roee

Roee Bloch43 said:

It gives an error while I see the file under my project why ?

To add the Mine directory to the compiler include search path, under the CCS project properties -> CCS Build -> C2000 Compiler -> Include Options add "${ProjDirPath}/Mine" to the #include search path :

See Project Macros for a description on the ProjDirPath macro.

6786.proj_lab11d.zipStill some errors ...

The Export function of CCS never gives something that can work on another computer ... (any way I always have problems)

If someone can take the attached files here -> repack it in diffrent way (prefered that all the files exist in the project and compiles OK, I will be gladfull.

Attaching ZIP - somehow I am sure it is possible to compile it and repack it better - so the EXPORT function will have ALL files in one place without relative Paths.

I am using motorware_1_01_00_16 - this is the only extra thing that is needed

Thanks,

Roee