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CCS/MSP432E401Y: Warnings: Product SysConfig v1.4.0 is not currently installed. A compatible version 1.6.0 will be used.

LouEEEE!
Expert 1955 points
Part Number: MSP432E401Y
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SYSCONFIG,

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

Hello Friends!

Have been recently updating CCS - to 10.1.1 - and various SDKs for parts we are working with.

Running build of , and seeing the above warning (post title):

This cannot be called an error; project builds just fine.

But how does the intrepid developer get control of this?

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    TI__Guru**** 451121 points

    Hello LouEEE! 

    You can always download a standalone version of 1.4:

    https://www.ti.com/tool/download/SYSCONFIG/1.4.0_1234

    Note that many of the SDKs are tied to specific SysConfig versions so it is a good idea to check the documentation to make sure you are using the right SysConfig version with a specific version of the SDK.

    Thanks

    ki

  • 0 in reply to Ki
    Expert 1955 points

    Ki - First, many thanks for your quick reply; much appreciated.

    I did install the standalone SysConfig 1.4.0 - the project was still not able to find it. Please note that this is outofbox_msp432e401y_MSP_EXP432E401Y_tirtos_ccs

    Again; it does propose, and find, SysConfig 1.6 and builds with no problem other than the above-referenced warning.

    Project is imported directly from MSP432E SDK 4.20.0.12, with no changes.

    I did subsequently change the 'target' SysConfig in the project's Preferences-CCS General-Products pane. Changing to SysConfig v1.6 here produces a build, as expected, with no errors.

    Where does the default project tree find SysConfig v1.6? I might expect it to be within the SDK directory; where?

    So, 'if it works', can I simply assume we can use v1.6 moving forward with no compatibility issues or other gotchas? My assumption would be that the original developer of the project used v1.4 for a specific reason?

    Really, what we're trying to do here is get the latest examples of code and SDKs, with the pared-down best set of tools required.

  • 0 in reply to LouEEEE!
    TI__Guru**** 451121 points

    LouEEEE! said:
    I did install the standalone SysConfig 1.4.0 - the project was still not able to find it. Please note that this is outofbox_msp432e401y_MSP_EXP432E401Y_tirtos_ccs

    Did you make sure it was "discovered" by CCS?

    https://e2e.ti.com/support/tools/ccs/f/81/p/950651/3512936#3512936

    LouEEEE! said:
    Where does the default project tree find SysConfig v1.6? I might expect it to be within the SDK directory; where?

    It is likely using the version that comes with CCS ([CCS INSTALL DIR]\ccs\utils\sysconfig_1.6.0)

    LouEEEE! said:

    So, 'if it works', can I simply assume we can use v1.6 moving forward with no compatibility issues or other gotchas? My assumption would be that the original developer of the project used v1.4 for a specific reason?

    Really, what we're trying to do here is get the latest examples of code and SDKs, with the pared-down best set of tools required.

    This is really a question for the SDK experts (may want to start a new thread in the MSP forum). Usually if you can built with no errors, that is a good sign as most of the incompatibility issues happen during build.

    Thanks

    ki