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Original question:

Object file option

CCS/C2000-CGT: C2000

Shao Ma1
Prodigy 100 points
Part Number: C2000-CGT

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

XP Hi Ki,

This question is regarding my migration of an old CCS 3.3 project to CCS 10.0. In CCS 10.0 under Window 10, I've migrated older XP DSP/BIOS 5.42.2 plus an older XP CGT tool - any advise against or should this work?  So I attempted 1st build in CCS 10.0. First issue I ran into is the compiled ".obj" is now become ".d" files, so my make will fail since my targeted ".lib" file is looking for the same file with ".obj" file not ".d" file. How do I change it somewhere inside CCS 10 to continue build? 

Thanks as always and BR.

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    TI__Guru**** 451311 points

    Hello,

    Shao Ma1 said:
    This question is regarding my migration of an old CCS 3.3 project to CCS 10.0. In CCS 10.0 under Window 10, I've migrated older XP DSP/BIOS 5.42.2 plus an older XP CGT tool - any advise against or should this work?

    This should be possible. Usually for this kind of big migration, there are some issues that need to be resolved. But yes, this should be possible.

    Shao Ma1 said:
    So I attempted 1st build in CCS 10.0. First issue I ran into is the compiled ".obj" is now become ".d" files,

    This should not be the case. Both *.obj and *.d files are generated by the compiler. The *.d file is a generated file that shows the header dependency for the source files. But the *.obj file should get generated as always. If it is not, then it could be that there was some build error than prevented the obj file from getting generated. Please check all the build messages in the build console.

    ki