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Error compiling some imported projects.

bobg
Intellectual 380 points

Using Windows 8.1 OS, I followed the Getting started Guide and installed, imported the demo projects and Libraries, ensuring that any libraries are only referenced and not copied.

Some of the examples will compile ok, but others wont. The serial_wifi won't, giving errors:

#1965 cannot open source file xdc/std.h in resource app.pem4.c

#1965 cannot open source file xdc/std.h in resource package_configPkg.c

I am using CCS6, which appears to indicate the version installed is the latest version.

There are std.h files but they are in iar\tirtos, not in the CCS6 folders.

How can I get a version that actually compiles correctly ?? 

The adc sample project compiles ok, but the wlan_station is another one that doesn't.

  • 0
    TI__Intellectual 800 points

    Hi,

    Is TI-RTOS installed on the system?

    If yes, is it installed from the APP-Center in CCS and CCS should be restarted after the installation.

    Also, Please ensure that the ti_rtos_config project is imported into the CCS workspace.

    Regards,

    Prathyusha Teja.I

  • 0 in reply to Prathyusha Inuganti
    Intellectual 380 points

    Ti-RTOS is installed - CCS6 picked this up when CCS6 started - how can you check it has installed correctly ??.

    ti_rtos_config project was imported into the CCS workspace and appear to compile ok.

  • 0 in reply to bobg
    Guru 86755 points

    bobg said:
    CCS6 picked this up when CCS6 started - how can you check it has installed correctly ??.

    What do you mean picked up? TI-RTOS installed automatically?

    To verify that TI-RTOS is installed at your CCS, there should be a folder at your CCS installation directory named tirtos_simplelink_xxxxxx.

    - kel

  • 0 in reply to Markel Robregado
    Intellectual 380 points

    As you are probably aware CCS6 has a feature that detects when associated applications have been installed external to CCS6 and then integrates those applications into CCS6.

    There is a tirtos_simplelink_2_01_00_03 directory created within the installation procedure, though that is not created under the CCS6 installation, but as a separate directory - no different to the Win 7 installation that works fine. 

    The problem with the compilation appears to be OS related. Followed the same procedure on a Windows 7 installation and that compiles fine. Trouble is that's on my Home Laptop, but I need to get it working on my works XP (SP3) laptop.

    I also have the same issue with a Win 8.1 Laptop. 

  • 0 in reply to bobg
    Guru 86755 points

    bobg said:
    I also have the same issue with a Win 8.1 Laptop. 

    There was a sticky post before at CCS forum that mentions when installing CCS at Windows 8.x, to set it at Windows 7 compatibility mode. I can't find the sticky post now.

    - kel

  • 0 in reply to Markel Robregado
    Intellectual 380 points

    Installing under Windows 7 compatibility mode has sorted the problem. The imported projects now compile ok on a Windows 8.1.

    Thank you for your help.