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How to browse the javascript config file in CCSV5 IDE?

How to browse the javascript config file in CCSV5 IDE?

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ma lingshen
Posted by ma lingshen
on Dec 15 2012 05:26 AM
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Here, I just want to know How to browse the source code when there are so many javascipts config files in a RTSC package?

I want to browse the javascipts config and source code at the same GUI ide. How could I ??

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  • ToddMullanix
    Posted by ToddMullanix
    on Dec 17 2012 09:39 AM
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    Hi Ma,

    You can edit any of the javascripts files with a standard text editor.

    Todd

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  • ma lingshen
    Posted by ma lingshen
    on Dec 17 2012 23:09 PM
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    I want to browser the javascripts config file with other C source files, and want to see the js configs how to influence the global module as what GCONF in CCS3.3 show before us. How could I do?

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  • ToddMullanix
    Posted by ToddMullanix
    on Dec 18 2012 10:14 AM
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    What version of BIOS are you using?

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  • ma lingshen
    Posted by ma lingshen
    on Dec 21 2012 18:04 PM
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    Now, We do development on dm8168 RDK platform.

    the SYS/BIOS version is "bios_6_33_05_46"

    CCS version is

    "Code Composer Studio

    Version: 5.3.0.00090

    (c) Copyright Texas Instruments, 2011. All rights reserved.
    Visit http://www.ti.com"

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  • ToddMullanix
    Posted by ToddMullanix
    on Dec 21 2012 18:23 PM
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    Are you asking which files are generated by the .cfg file?

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  • ma lingshen
    Posted by ma lingshen
    on Dec 22 2012 08:46 AM
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    In CCS3.3 IDE, I could use GCONF to browse each module of DSP/BIOS.

    And in the javascripts config files from a RTSC project, there are many sentences as following:

    var Task = xdc.useModule("ti.sysbios.knl.Task");
    var Idle = xdc.useModule("ti.sysbios.knl.Idle");
    var BIOS = xdc.useModule("ti.sysbios.BIOS");
    var Startup = xdc.useModule("xdc.runtime.Startup");
    var SysStd = xdc.useModule("xdc.runtime.SysStd");
    var System = xdc.useModule("xdc.runtime.System");
    var Log = xdc.useModule("xdc.runtime.Log");
    var Assert = xdc.useModule("xdc.runtime.Assert");

    I want to browse these modules in one RTSC project with GUI tools like GCONF in "DSP/BIOS".

     I believe that SYS/BIOS(DSP/BIOS) also is a RTSC package in dm8168 ezsdk, but there is no GUI tools liking GCONF to browse these modules(or packages) of RTSC, how could people accept the reality?


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  • ma lingshen
    Posted by ma lingshen
    on Dec 25 2012 08:13 AM
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    could any one give any advice?

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  • Sasha Slijepcevic
    Posted by Sasha Slijepcevic
    on Dec 26 2012 16:02 PM
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    Ma,
    it seems you are asking is there a GUI environment for SYS/BIOS. If that's correct, then we do have a GUI for SYS/BIOS and it's called XGCONF. In CCS, you can right-click on the cfg file in your project and one of the menu selections is "Open With" and then there is a submenu where you can select XGCONF. After that, you can just double-click on a cfg file, and it will be opened in XGCONF by default.

    If my reply answers your question please mark the thread as answered.

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  • ma lingshen
    Posted by ma lingshen
    on Dec 27 2012 08:02 AM
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    dear Sasha Slijepcevic

    I know and have used gconf on CCS3.3 for DSP/BIOS.

    I have posted this question before, but got no answer.

    http://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/code_composer_studio/f/81/p/119236/811181.aspx#811181

    http://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/code_composer_studio/f/81/p/130627/468865.aspx#468865

    There should be a GUI tool to parse javascript config files in RTSC packages, and show each module in one GUI interface,

    The module could be designed by

    "var Task = xdc.useModule("ti.sysbios.knl.Task");".

    And the modules May be SYS/BIOS and also Could be Other RTSC packages.


    Many thanks .

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  • Sasha Slijepcevic
    Posted by Sasha Slijepcevic
    on Dec 27 2012 11:09 AM
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    Ma,
    as I said there is such a tool and it's called XGCONF. It's different from GCONF. GCONF is for DSP/BIOS 5, XGCONF is for SYS/BIOS 6.
    Have you tried following the steps from my previous email?

    If my reply answers your question please mark the thread as answered.

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  • ma lingshen
    Posted by ma lingshen
    on Jan 03 2013 09:24 AM
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    I installed  CCS, Version: 5.3.0.00090.

    While under the install dir, I can't find the "XGCONF", as following picture show:

    The keyword I used while searching is "xgconf*", Is there anything wrong?

    What I still want to say is that there should be one GUI tool to parse all javascripts files of one RTSC package and show us the dependence between the modules that this RTSC package used.

    Please note that the RTSC package is not limited to "SYS/BIOS", and the javascripts files are not only "*.cfg" files but also other javascripts files such as "*.xdc", "*.xs"...

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  • Sasha Slijepcevic
    Posted by Sasha Slijepcevic
    on Jan 03 2013 17:05 PM
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    Ma,
    the best way to learn how to start XGCONF is to read SYS/BIOS Getting Started Guide, which you can open if you click on Help in CCS, then open SYS/BIOS folder, and then click on Getting Started Guide. You should probably read through all of it, or at least be sure to read the section titled "Using XGCONF to Configure SYS/BIOS Modules and Objects". You can also try to follow the instructions from one of my previous posts.
    Both XGCONF and GCONF do not show you the content of all files related to a module. A module producer decides what should be in a module's GUI representation, and in general a module's GUI contains public configuration parameters. The rest of the content is mostly internal implementation.

    As for parsing all files, there is no such tool, but each package contains an XML file package/package.rel.xml, which displays all other packages referenced from that package. The dependencies between modules within a package are not tracked because that's a part of the internal implementation of a package.

    If my reply answers your question please mark the thread as answered.

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  • ma lingshen
    Posted by ma lingshen
    on Jan 03 2013 23:12 PM
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    I see, thanks a lot.

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