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CCS/TMS320F2812: is there any GUI tool in CCS to edit .lst file?, if yes how to do that?

Part Number: TMS320F2812

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

Hey all,

For synchronization i have created Mailbox using .tcf file. I am using TMS320F2812, SYS/BIOS "bios_5_42_02_10" , and CCS 7. After creating mailbox, i am facing one error "unresolved symbol mbx_param$queElem".

Please let me know how define these variables, is there any GUI tool to edit .lst file?

  • Aniket,

    Can you attach your .tcf and the complete build log with the error in it? Please copy/paste the build output into a file and attach that file.

    Todd

  • Hey Todd,

    Thanks for quick reply.

    The things your asking for, are confidential, so cant provide those things. I hope you will understand.

    What i have done is i have created mailbox using DSP/BIOS tool by editing .tcf file of mine.

    if i see in .xml, .map, .cmd files i can find mbxParam things in that, but i had seen somewhere, in .lst we should find the mailbox parameters which we added.

    So, am i missing something to do with .lst file or am i missing any procedure which has to be followed for the same.

    I am getting "unresolved symbol mbxParam$queElems, first referenced in C:/...." error.

    Thanks.

    Aniket

  • Hi Aniket,

    There is nothing you need to do with the .lst file.  I'm not sure what the .lst file is for, but expect that it is a generated ASCII file with information about the built application.  You can view it with a text editor, but it is not a source file that you would need to define or modify.

    The mbxParam$queElems is an internal element of an MBX object that you're creating with a name of mxbParam in your .tcf file.

    I understand that you can't supply confidential source code, but there's not much I can work with for helping you unless you at least supply some of the .tcf file content.  Please show as much as you can where you create the MBX object in the .tcf file, and where you might also reference it.

    Also, it might help to know the name of the file where the unresolved reference is occurring.  You can just give a relative path instead of the whole absolute path.  I'm asking about the filename for the "first referenced in C:/..." error you list above.

    Regards,

    - Rob