Hi Corey, I think you selected only 56F803 during SDK installation. Regarding your comments: "Maybe that installation of CodeWarrior (5.0.4) was a custom installation with only the 56803 selected - I forget how I installed it. So I removed CodeWarrior, did a FULL re-install of 5.0.(2?) from the CD, and applied the 5.0.4 patch. I thought that would create the missing directories for chips other than the 803. It didn't, and another new project still complains" Actually it is the SDK (not the CodeWarrior) that allows you to choose which DSP you want the libraries to be installed for. My suggestion is that you re-install SDK and select both 803 and 807. Hope this helps. Fabio Estevam -----Original Message----- From: Corey, Rick [mailto:] Sent: quinta-feira, 17 de julho de 2003 15:57 To: Subject: [motoroladsp] access paths for different DSPs (803 vs. 807) Hello I'm trying to move my code from a project for a DSP56F803 to DSP56F807. I've worked with the 803 for several months, and this is my first attempt to create a new project with SDK-56807 stationary instead of SDK-56803 stationary. When I opened the project, several access paths are not found, because those sub-directories only exist on my PC under the 803evm directory: C:\Program Files\Motorola\Embedded SDK\src\dsp56803evm\nos\ and not under dsp56807evm or any other dsp5680xevm directory. I was also not finding the four sub-projects bsp.mcp, sys.mcp, tools.mcp, dspfunc.mcp. They are listed under the SDK Projects group under the External RAM target in the Project Window, but just opening the new project created warnings about not finding them. I'm not sure what the "proper" way is to find the needed files and sub-projects. In the past, I always just installed or re-installed Code Warrior, and found the files I needed for 803 support. Can I simply change all the access paths in an 807 project to find dirs like "include" and "sys" under the dsp56803evm directory where they currently exist? Will the 803 files also support 807s? Or is there another step I've missed which creates sub directories under: C:\Program Files\Motorola\Embedded SDK\src\dsp56803evm\nos\ ? Should I re-make the "missing sub-projects", which I can find in the "SDK Projects" group in the Projects Window of my new 807 project? If I remake those subprojects, will that make my copy of Code Warrior no longer support 803s? I guess the better way to ask my question is: "How do I set up CodeWarrior to support either 803 or 807 projects?" Thanks for any suggestions! Full text of error message: <<<<<<< The following access path in target "External RAM" cannot be found: {Embedded SDK Source}dsp56807evm\nos\sys The following access path in target "External RAM" cannot be found: {Embedded SDK Source}dsp56807evm\nos\tools The following access path in target "External RAM" cannot be found: {Embedded SDK Source}dsp56807evm\nos\include The following access path in target "External RAM" cannot be found: {Embedded SDK Source}dsp56807evm\nos\config The following access path in target "External RAM" cannot be found: {Embedded SDK Source}dsp56807evm\nos\signal\dspfunc The following access path in target "Flash" cannot be found: {Embedded SDK Source}dsp56807evm\nos\sys The following access path in target "Flash" cannot be found: {Embedded SDK Source}dsp56807evm\nos\tools The following access path in target "Flash" cannot be found: {Embedded SDK Source}dsp56807evm\nos\include The following access path in target "Flash" cannot be found: {Embedded SDK Source}dsp56807evm\nos\config The following access path in target "Flash" cannot be found: {Embedded SDK Source}dsp56807evm\nos\signal\dspfunc Could not find subproject "bsp.mcp" in target "External RAM" Could not find subproject "sys.mcp" in target "External RAM" Could not find subproject "tools.mcp" in target "External RAM" Could not find subproject "dspfunc.mcp" in target "External RAM" Could not find subproject "bsp.mcp" in target "Flash" Could not find subproject "sys.mcp" in target "Flash" Could not find subproject "tools.mcp" in target "Flash" Could not find subproject "dspfunc.mcp" in target "Flash" >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Maybe that installation of CodeWarrior (5.0.4) was a custom installation with only the 56803 selected - I forget how I installed it. So I removed CodeWarrior, did a FULL re-install of 5.0.(2?) from the CD, and applied the 5.0.4 patch. I thought that would create the missing directories for chips other than the 803. It didn't, and another new project still complains Rick Corey Senior Software Engineer DPC Instrument Systems Division _____________________________________ Note: If you do a simple "reply" with your email client, only the author of this message will receive your answer. You need to do a "reply all" if you want your answer to be distributed to the entire group. _____________________________________ About this discussion group: To Join: To Post: To Leave: Archives: http://www.yahoogroups.com/group/motoroladsp More Groups: http://www.dsprelated.com/groups.php3 ">http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ |