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    CCS output for Linux

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    Larry Nichter
    Posted by Larry Nichter
    on Aug 06 2012 11:33 AM
    Prodigy120 points

           I have developed a test program for an I/O card I designed using CCS version 5.2. My micro controller is an AM335x device.  The AM335x is on a BeagleBone card. I have the program completely check-out and functional. I downloaded the program to debug and check it out using CCS via the USB port on the BeagleBone. Now I want to install the program on the BeagleBone’s SD card and execute it. The BeagleBone operating system is Linux. 

    What conversion if any do I need to do? I am having difficult getting an answer to this issue.

    Do I need to convert the .out output from CCS to something else?

    Do I need to generate the file .out in a Released version of CCS?

    Why does the Option need to redefine when switching from a debug to released version? Why doesn’t it copy all paths etc when switching?

    Who can tell me what to do? 

    The hardware has been complete for about four month and I have not been able to find out how to get the control program onto the BeagleBone’s SD drive. 

    Regards

    Larry

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    • Larry Nichter
      Posted by Larry Nichter
      on Aug 08 2012 10:27 AM
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       Resend!!  Is my question above impossible to answer? Can't somebody answer my question?  

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    • Ki-Soo Lee
      Posted by Ki-Soo Lee
      on Aug 08 2012 10:40 AM
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      Hi Larry,

      Looks like there is a similar question in the AM335x forums;

      http://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/code_composer_studio/f/81/t/206126.aspx

      The AM335x forums is probably the best place for it since you are now trying to get your completed application to run from the SD card.

      Regarding the other two questions:

      Larry Nichter

      Do I need to generate the file .out in a Released version of CCS?

      Why does the Option need to redefine when switching from a debug to released version? Why doesn’t it copy all paths etc when switching?

      The project configurations ('Debug' and 'Release') are simply a set of build options. The 'Release' configuration simply has optimization enabled. But both configurations can be modified by the user so it doesn't really matter. Many times people create their own configurations. But note that the configurations have their own copies of the build options. Modifying the paths of one configuration will not modify the path for the other. The only time you can have it copy all the paths (and any other options) in an existing configuration is when you create a new configuration and use the existing configurations settings as a default.

      ki

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    • Larry Nichter
      Posted by Larry Nichter
      on Aug 08 2012 11:02 AM
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        Thanks for your inputs, but this does not answer my main problem and that is how do i get the output of CCS into a format to load and run on a Linux system.

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