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CCS3.3 relative paths for workspaces

Dirk Buijsman
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Is there a way for a workspace to use relative paths in stead of absolute ones? This would be really convenient for sharing code + tool setup (using SVN).

My CCS3.3 version is 3.3.81.11 (E.VMC6474 CCStudio v3.3)

-Dirk

 

 

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    TI__Guru**** 451281 points

    Are you referring to the *.wks file that saves the CCS layout?If so, could you explain what issue you are running into?

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    Expert 1070 points

    Yes, the wks file seems to save window position, watch settings, projects & files opened and probably a whole lot more. It is very convenient to share workspace with others to prevent having to setup the entire thing again and again. The issue I'm having is that all project and GEL paths are being stored as absolute, so when you use SVN or whatever source control SW to checkout the setup to a different directory on your machine, you need to manually reopen projects and GEL files.

    All projects & resources can be addressed with a relative path from the wks file, and I suspect there must be a way to tell the workspace to do this, but don't know how...

     Your help is appreciated!

    -Dirk

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    TI__Guru**** 451281 points

    Hi Dirk,

    Unfortunately there really isn't a way to make the workspace file use relative paths. The project files (*.pjt) can be made portable but not the workspace ones. Sorry.

    ki

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    Expert 1070 points

    Thanks anyway, at least I know now. I was looking at the GEL functionality and I think I may be able to make my own "wks" file.

     

    Regards,

    -Dirk