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Compiler: C6000 compiler : Link order and CCS Project portability

lavenu patrick1
Intellectual 600 points

Tool/software: TI C/C++ Compiler

Hello,

I'm using C6x compiler with  CCS project and I would like them to be portable. I have a problem with the "link order" property.

To have a portable CCS project, I only use environment variables.

Here below what I do :

1) I In the "File Search Path" property of the C6000 Linker, I add a --library  => "${PATH}/file.cfg"

2)  To link my project , I fill the "link order"property of my project  => my cmd file has to be placed  after the --library declared before.

I noticed then that the PATH variable has been interpreted  that  it is confirmed if I open and read  the .cprojet file (we can see an absolute path in the listOptionValue).

The problem is that when I move my project in a different directory, the link command failed because  the link order property has not been updated with the new path

Maybe someone could help me to resolve this problem ? thank in advance for your help.

Pat.



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    TI__Guru**** 173310 points

    Could you please provide screenshots or more details of the following:

    - exactly what the variable is set to in the Project Properties->Build->Variables tab
    - what the linker option "File Search Path" looks like
    - what the link order setting looks like

    This will help us get a better understanding of the set up.

  • 0 in reply to AartiG
    Intellectual 600 points
    Thank you very much for your answer, finally I decided to use relative paths instead of environment variables.

    Patrick.