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Minimal command line build environment for SYSBIOS application (C6000 DSP)

claudio potenza
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Hello,

I am developing software for C6000 DSP with CCS 5.3, using SYSBIOS and SYSLINK.

The build will eventually need to be done on the command line under Linux, integrated in a wider build environment.

Also, we want to move the tools (including SYSBIOS) under source control (we use Clearcase).

From what I have read here it appears that the recommended way of doing command line build is to use eclipse with the -nospalsh option etc.

So for us this will involve moving the whole CCS/Eclipse tree into clearcase. This means about 2.8 Gbytes, (54000 files, 7300 directories).

Is there another way of doing this, and limiting the number tools/SYSBIOS files to a more manageable number?

thanks

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    TI__Guru**** 463561 points

    Hi Claudio,

    You could call gmake directly on the generated makefiles for the projects. Then you just need gmake and the build tools. That would remove much of the CCS component.

    As for SYS/BIOS stuff, you can ask in the BIOS forum how to strip it down to the bare minimum to build.

    Thanks

    ki