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I'm using CCS 2.2. I split my project into several libraries to achieve
better modularity. But afterwards linker started to report an error about too
manu -i options used ( library search directories ). 
I was able to solve the problem but I run into other problem - my specific cmd
file ( linker command file ) didn't work correctly any more. I specify in it, in
which memory to put specific sections from specific libraries. Linker reports
sections from my libraries are not found and place them in default memory (
internal RAM ) which is too small. The result is I cannot build the application.


I tried these solutions:
1. following help, I created A_DIR environement variable pointing to directories
containing libraries --> sections not found
2. I copy in the pre-build step all libraries into one directory. This directory
is one and only "library search" directory --> sections not found
3. I created one library containing all libraries --> undocumented error
about missing symbol information appeared
4. I specified full paths to the libraries in the linker command file and I
didn't include them in project file at all --> OK !

I found the solution, but it is not good for software developement, because I
have to rewrite the file each time I want to switch between debug and release
versions.

Did anybody solved this problem of inconsistent linker behaviour ?

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