When importing many of the examples from a SimpleLink SDK you end up with an application project and a kernel project in your workspace. If desired it is possible to have a single project that contains everything.

Examine kernel project settings

Before combining the projects it is necessary to look at the products and versions that the kernel project is using. Select the kernel project in Project Explorer and open the context menu. Select Properties.

Select General in the tree on the left and then make note of the XDCTools version, Products and Platform settings. These will be needed later.

Click OK to exit the properties dialog.

Remove dependency on kernel project

Select the application project in Project Explorer and open its properties. Select Build in the tree on the left. Click on the Dependencies tab on the right. Select the kernel project in the list of referenced projects and then click the Remove button.

Click OK to exit the properties dialog.

Copy .cfg file

Select the .cfg file that is part of the kernel project in Project Explorer.

Copy this file into your application project. You can do this by using copy/paste shortcuts or by holding CTRL and dragging the file into the application project. This will trigger a prompt to enable RTSC for the application project. Say yes to this prompt.

The .cfg file should now be present in the application project.

Apply settings

Now open the properties for the application project and ensure that the same settings are present for the XDCTools, Products and Platform that were present in the kernel project.

If you are using a version of the SimpleLink SDK greater than 1.40 you will also need to add ${COMPILER_FLAGS} to the list of additional compiler options in the Advanced Options for the XDC Tools.

Click OK to exit the properties dialog.

Now you have a single project that contains everything and no longer require the kernel project.