Hello,6320.buildout.txt4846.makefile.txt
I am using the C6657 EVM and have been running test code on it using CCS 6.1.3, with xdctools 3.32, ndk 2.24 and bios 6.45. The example code is from pdk_c665x_2_0_1. In particular I have run the NIMU_emacExample_EVMC6657C66BiosExampleProject example and have UDP loopback running. My development is done on a Windows 7 PC.
Our goal is to move to a command-line build on a Linux PC. We have a command-line build working using ti-cgt-c6000_8.1.1 for a simple project without SYS/BIOS and without NDK. The Linux PC has the packages xdctools_3_32_00_06_core_linux.zip and bios_setuplinux_6_46_00_23.bin and ndk_2_25_00_09.zip installed (i.e. unzipped etc.). My question is how to build a project which uses SYS/BIOS and the NDK in this Linux command-line build environment.
I have looked at the link http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/SYS/BIOS_FAQs#7_How_to_build_SYS.2FBIOS_apps_on_Linux_using_an_external_makefile
I downloaded the example file Example.tar.gz and unzipped it on the Linux machine. I modified the makefile (attached and renamed to makefile.txt) to point to my tools and be for the C66x target. Running “make” using this modified makefile fails (build output attached). Am I on the right track? I expect the failure is because of something unrelated. If this is the right track, can you provide a makefile which would be suitable for a C6657?
I have seen references which seem to imply that you need to use eclipse with commands which start with “eclipsec -noSplash” such as http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Projects_-_Command_Line_Build/Create. This page also has many references to importing projects. So I am not sure if I need to start with a CCS project which includes SYS/BIOS and the NDK and then import that to a command-line build.
I have also seen a suggestion to run gmake using makefiles generated in CCS in http://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/code_composer_studio/f/81/t/254552
This would again imply that starting from CCS is the right approach. We prefer not to do that if possible. Any guidance would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Geraldine