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Hi,
I created one project in CCS4 IDE and able to build and debug using simulator target configuration. The same project if I want to open next time in IDE using menu option "Project -> Import Existing CCS/CCE Eclipse Project " and browse the folder where my project exist it is unable to put my project in "discoverd project " option. In the same time if I browse the folder where example projects of PSP is available,it is able to discover all existing projects. I am unable to find out whats wrong while creating my project. Also, I am using code composer studio version 4.1.3.00038 on windows xp system.
Are you trying to "import" the project you created within the same workspace? Eclipse will allow you to only have one project open with a particular name within a workspace. For example, if you created a project called "test", you will not be able to import another project called "test" to the same workspace. To do so, you would first need to delete the previous "test" project (by right-clicking on the project name and selecting Delete). When doing this, make sure to have "Do not delete contents" selected. This will only delete the project from the workspace and not the contents of the project itself. Then you can import it back into your workspace at a later time if needed.
unable to open the existing CCS eclipse project
i have the same problem. but your wethod dosen't work. i want to open the attached test-led project of C5515 eZdsp USB stick development tool. ,what 's the mater ?
If you have already opened the test_led project in your current working workspace the same project will not be discoverable through import existing CCS project. First you have to remove the same test_led project from workspace than only it will be discoverable. Otherwise you can try to open it in new workspace.
same issue here and it's not a duplicate name as suggested above.
I'm wondering exactly what the minimum requirements are for a valid project.