Compiler/CCSTUDIO-C2000: How to create a makefile and run from command line

Baskaran Chidambaram said:

Please share relevant documentation or method to achieve this.

I'm not aware of any collateral from TI on this topic.

Your question is actually outside the scope of this forum.  But I think I can shed some useful light.  Please know that, while I am familiar with make, I am not an expert.

I suggest you separate your task into two parts.  First, learn how to use make on a hosted system like your laptop.  This means you can take advantage of the many tutorials, videos, etc already available for make.  Build simple programs.  Get to the point where you are building programs that have multiple source files.  Second, apply that general knowledge of make to the specific instance of the C28x compiler tools.

If you start with a make file for a hosted program, these are the primary changes to build an C28x executable instead.

• The compiler shell name changes from something like gcc or cc to cl2000
• The compiler and linker options change to those documented in the C28x compiler manual and the linker chapter of the C28x assembly tools manual
• The linker invocation needs to refer to a linker command file

An example that might be useful can found in the article How to Submit a Compiler Test Case.  The second build example uses a make file with the C6000 compiler cl6x.  You would use cl2000 instead.

Thanks and regards,

-George