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CCS/CC2564: CCS/Linux, SPPDemo, "No rule to make project"

Part Number: CC2564


Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

I am running CCS 6.1.1.00022 for Linux.  I am unable to compile the TI sample projects for the CC2564 Bluetooth module.

I have been using CCS successfully for a few years with the TM4C129.  I am now using the MSP432P401R Launchpad with the BOOST-CC2564MODA Boosterpack.  I have been able to compile and run the "blinky" example for the MSP432.  I have downloaded the TI Bluetooth SDK, and I am able to import the sample project "SPPdemo" using Project/Import CCS Projects.  But when I build the project I get many errors of the form

gmake: *** No rule to make target `/home/Platforms/driverlib/cpu.c', needed by `Platforms/driverlib/cpu.obj'.

As this is a Linux system, there is no /home/Platforms directory, so I suspect there is a configuration glitch somewhere.

Adding to the confusion, the Bluetooth SDK is only available as a Windows self-extracting archive.  I used Wine to run the .exe file, which worked fine, but left the result in the directory /home/brad/.wine/drive_c/ti/ .  (The actual sample projects are in /home/brad/.wine/drive_c/ti/Connectivity/CC256X BT/CC256x MSP432 Bluetopia SDK/4.0.3.0/Samples/ .)  CCS seems to accept that as a valid source for import, but either the make file is not valid for Linux, or the paths are getting mangled somehow.  My workspace directory is /home/brad/workspace_v6_1.

I have read the forum topic "CCS: File Not Found + Gmake: No Rule to Make Target" which reported a similar problem, but the solutions described there are not working for me.  Any pointers would be appreciated.