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Linux/TICSPRO-SW: Run TICS Pro on Linux

darren reis
Intellectual 385 points
Part Number: TICSPRO-SW
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: USB2ANY

Tool/software: Linux

I would like to run TICS Pro on my Ubuntu computer, is that possible.  I've seen on the forums that the TICS source code is available, but I can't find that in my file system.  Is there anywhere I can find the source code that I can scrape out my need to run the USB2ANY on my Linux?

Thanks, Darren  

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    TI__Expert 5325 points

    Hello Darren,

    TICS Pro only supports MS operating systems we did not specifically develop it with Linux support.

    >>I've seen on the forums that the TICS source code is available

    We do not release the source code of TICS Pro itself. TICS Pro uses python scripts to implement device specific scripts which are interpreted in using Ironpython / .net.

    >>but I can't find that in my file system.

    For better usability on e.g. shared computers in a lab environment, the common files with the device definition are kept in C:\ProgramData\YOURINSTALLDIR.

    When your goal is to connect to an EVM: We do not support that. There may be a chance this works using  WINE + MONO.

    When this is about programming register maps: TICS Pro allows to export text file register maps which you could use together with MCU which has Linux support, like MSP430.

    Best regards,

    Patrick