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CC2642R: Under windows, compile with gmake

Alex Zhang
Intellectual 1305 points
Part Number: CC2642R

Hi team:

My customer has encountered the following problems, could you please take a look at them 

as stated in the title, my project was hosted using git after the development was completed, and at the time of the publication, I want to compile with the gmake command on a host with windows installed, how to configure the project. When the makefile generated using CCS tools is compiled using the gmake command line, errors are reported due to absolute path issues in the makefile.

CCS version number is 12.2.0.00009 and SDK version is simplelink_cc13xx_cc26xx_SDK_6_40_00_13 

Best regards

Alex

  • 0
    TI__Expert 5114 points

    Hi Alex,

    Did you change the computer which caused the issue? 

    Can you send a screenshot of the error message? R
    Regards,

    Alex

  • 0 in reply to Alex Paul
    TI__Intellectual 1305 points

    Hi Alex,

    thank you for your reply


    Regards,

    Alex

  • +1 in reply to Alex Zhang
    TI__Expert 5114 points

    Hi Alex,

    We need some follow up information here. 

    My assumption  is that the installation paths of the customer have changed or the customer of has a different SDK version running than before...

    Such he will have to adapt them within the make file.

    However it might be easier to create a new project and adapt it to fit to the customers

    Regards

    Alex

  • 0 in reply to Alex Paul
    TI__Intellectual 1305 points

    Hi Alex,

    thank you for your reply
    Regards,

    Alex

  • 0 in reply to Alex Paul
    TI__Intellectual 1305 points

    Hello,

    first of all, I'm not going to modify the installation path or switch between different SDK versions. On my local and windows server, the same CCS tools and SDK versions are installed and the same installation path is also installed.

    After my project builds on the local CCS, I submitted him to the windows server, and I also submitted files such as makefiles generated by the local CCS build, and then placed the gmake.exe tool in the makefile peer directory. this will build OK locally with the gmake -k -J12 all -O command. On the server, however, the code storage path is different, so that the makefile will get an error because it is an absolute path and the file cannot be found. If you modify the absolute paths in the makefile and .mk files, it is possible to compile, but after each local build, the makefile is modified to the local paths. each time you upload a server, you have to modify it, which can be cumbersome and involves a lot of files. So I would like to see if there is a way to modify the configuration of CCS to use relative paths in its generated makefile and .mk files. Or whether CCS can be invoked to compile from the command line without using the CCS interface.

  • 0 in reply to Alex Zhang
    TI__Expert 5114 points

    Hi Alex,

    Ok I hope I understood correctly what is asked for.

    Maybe you can point out the customer to our Portable project guide

    Portable Projects (ti.com)

    Which describes how to create the projects in a way this customer wants to use them

    Regards,
    Alex