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why ccs6.0(both windows and linux)has warning when create a 66ak project

si cheng
Expert 2685 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: 66AK2H12

hello,

I new a empty with main.c ccs project of 66ak2h12, then I find that there is a warning in ARM A15 project, I have a try on both windows and linux, they are the same.Here is the picture:

linux ccs version:  6.0.1.00040 

windows ccs  Version: 6.0.0.00190;

I am not sure whether I need to do some configuration?

Regards,

Si

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    TI__Guru**** 420760 points

    Hi Si,

    When you create a new project for a device, the project wizard will apply some default options for many of the project properties and build options. This information is stored in some xml file that the project wizard will read. It looks like the xml file defines a lot of the options for the TI compiler (since that is the default) but not so much for GCC. So the warning is telling you that you may have to do some manual configuration (set the build options yourself) to make sure it will build correctly.

    Thanks

    ki

  • 0 in reply to Ki
    Expert 2685 points

    Hi  ki,

    I am using 66AK2H12 device, and I am not familiar with ARM A15, can you tell me what build options should I set  for the ARM project after creating a 66AK2H12 project to avoid the warning.

    Regards,

    Si

  • 0 in reply to si cheng
    TI__Guru**** 420760 points

    si cheng said:
    can you tell me what build options should I set  for the ARM project after creating a 66AK2H12 project to avoid the warning.

    The warning will always be there. It is a generic warning just telling you to check the gcc build options since the project wizard will not apply any other default settings. It is quite possible that you do not need to set any more and it will all work. If you are looking for recommended gcc options to enable for your device, you may want to check the keystone forums and see if you can get some recommendations there. They will be familiar with what works best with the device and related examples.

    Thanks

    ki