Hi Siddharth, the link you provided is crucial , as it describes better (yet not completely) the procedure to add SysConfig than in the application note. Foreword: The basic example with bitfields is mentioned just as an easy-to-replicate resource, not as a real project. Then, what is important to follow is Confirm to enable the SysConfig support Ignore the proposed immediate modification of the .syscfg file - this won't be saved properly! Reopen the project properties and add the device name , right there in the SysConfig Base Options; in my case, this was "F28004x" Most probably you'll also need to add the package name ; in my case "F28004x_100PZ" At this point, the .syscfg file can be modified What is still missing is the setting for the include path, which isn't updated in the C/C++ project - the project still can't be built successfully. Similar to native driverlib projects, I added then a variable in project properties: Open Resource , Linked Resources , Path Variables and add something like C2000WARE_DLIB_ROOT set to ${COM_TI_C2000WARE_INSTALL_DIR}\driverlib\f28004x\driverlib Finally, add the variable to the include search path . This would make the project build successful... at least with this basic example. P.S. Sorry for the horrible colors in the pictures, but unfortunately this is how CCS defaults to a dark theme
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