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1. Open CCS and select/create a workspace. A "workspace" in context of CCS is a root directory in which one can store one or more CCS projects. In this example, we'll call it myworkspace.



2. Every time CCS starts up it performs a product discovery in the default installation directory. For Windows users, the default installation directory is. In this step, it is important that the newly installed TI-RTOS and XDCTools products are discovered by CCS. After the discovery process, CCS will prompt for a restart.



3. After restarting CCS, the next step is to Import the example projects included with the SDK. An example consists of an "app" and "stack" projects. You need to select both projects in order for the application to work properly. Each project need to be flashed to the device separately.



4. The next step is to build the imported projects. Select the Stack Project and click on. Observe that the project builds without any errors in the Console window. Repeat these steps with the Application Project.



Note, the project names depicted in the image above depend on which software development kit you are using. See step 3.

5. With both projects built, the next step is to load each image (.out) file onto the target. Select the Stack Project project and click on. This project does not have a main, so CCS (and IAR) will complain that it can't run to the main symbol. This is OK. After loading the Stack Project, terminate the debug session and repeat the debug steps for the Application Project project.