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CCS: Can I use CCS Cloud for the TI-RSLK Maze Edition Curriculum

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

The TI-RSLK Maze Edition Curriculum is based on CCS. I'm wondering whether I can use the CCS Cloud tool in stead of a local installation.

And if so, how to import the the TI-RSLK Maze software into the cloud.

thanks,

Gerrit.

  • Hello Gerrit,

    The procedure documented in Module 1 utlizes CCS Desktop. That is definitely the main supported way to dive into the curriculum.

    It is a possibility it could work on CCS Cloud, however it will require an undocumented procedure and therefore not supported by TI at this time. With CCS cloud, there are extra steps to incorporate dependencies and local files. I would recommend you use CCS Desktop and follow the procedure in Module 1 lab document for the smoothest experience, but if you do experiment and figure out how to get the starter code working in cloud, please share.

    The main thing you will have to navigate is to import the rslk starter code projects smoothly and properly link the "inc" folder to your projects. That may be difficult as it can be confusing how project settings are imported in CCS cloud, but could be possible to get it all linked properly to compile successfully.
  • Gerrit,

    Another thing to note is the IDE feature sets of CCS Cloud and Desktop are different. While I don't anticipate there will be much differences in most of the lab modules as far as writing the code, CCS Desktop is a more powerful tool and may be more useful when doing exercices that require hardware debugging.
  • Hi Mark,

    thanks for clarification, I will stick to CCS Desktop for now.

    Gerrit.