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CC2650: IAR - SimpleBLE peripheral - create a new configuration

Kamen Ivanov
Intellectual 690 points
Part Number: CC2650


Hello,

I am using CC2650 SimpleBLE Peripheral project in IAR and willing to create a new configuration based on FlashROM one. Any attempt to do so, however, fails: I tried to copy all project settings from the FlashROM configuration to the new one, including manual editing of .dep/.ewd/.ewp/.ewt files but it didn't help - the newly created configuration never compiles succesfully - there is always some kind of error, such as duplicate definitions etc. Perhaps there are some additional FlashROM-specific definitions spread into stack/project files/source code, however I am out of idea how to identify these...

What is the intelligent and correct way to succesfully create a new configuration in this case?

Any help to resolve the issue would be appreciated...

Kind regards 

  • 0
    Guru 735695 points

    You can go to IAR->Project->Edit Configurations and press New... button to create a new configuration.

  • 0 in reply to YiKai Chen
    Intellectual 690 points
    Dear Chen,
    Thanks for reply. This step is, indeed, the first thing that I did. It doesn't work "out of the package", however. I had to copy the configuration settings of the old configuration over the new one in the files .dep/.ewd/.ewp/.ewt. Then, still had to remove some project files from the newly created configuration. Now the project under new configuration compiles fine, but I feelit too much manual work, and a bit reluctant to accept what I did is the right way....
  • 0 in reply to Kamen Ivanov
    Expert 2225 points
    Hi Kamen Ivanov,
    Yes. Your way is good way. It will be easier than if you want to set all configuration by yourself. Because there are many settings in a project of BLE stack.