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Stack usage and function call information in cl470.exe

Stack usage and function call information in cl470.exe

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Anil Mathews
Posted by Anil Mathews
on Mar 25 2010 10:50 AM
Prodigy190 points

Is there an option in cl470.exe compiler  to generate stack usage and function call information ? If yes how to use that ? Can some one send some info regarding this ?

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  • A Arora
    Posted by A Arora
    on Mar 25 2010 14:42 PM
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    The code generation tools come with a Stack Depth Profiler. If I get your question right, then this may be able to help you. This tool (sdp470.exe) can be found in your CCS installation directory.

    For CCSv4 users the default installation location for the compiler tools is: \Program Files\Texas Instruments\ccsv4\tools\compiler\tms470\bin

    TMS470 & TMS570 are closely related product lines and the TMS570 line uses some of the same tool set as the TMS470 line.

    More information on the profiler and compiler tools can be found in the C/C++ Compiler user's guide here: http://www.ti.com/lit/pdf/spnu151

     

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  • Anil Mathews
    Posted by Anil Mathews
    on Mar 25 2010 14:56 PM
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    Abishek:

    thanks for that info. the compiler manual which I have [TMS470R1x Optimizing C/C++ Compiler
    4.4 Beta] did not have that information. But the one which you send, had the -b option. That worked. BTW, is there any way I can redirect the o/p of the generated .aux files to a specific directory ...??

     

     

     

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  • A Arora
    Posted by A Arora
    on Mar 26 2010 16:18 PM
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    You are welcome.

    I didn't find a way to specify the path though.

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