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extracting C5000 Compilers on linux.



I just downloaded "ti_cgt_c5500_4.4.1_setup_linux_x86.bin" and am trying to run it on 64 bit ubuntu 15.10. Executing the binary from the command line appears to do nothing  -- and there is no documentation online on how to use these without using CCS (I'm not looking to use or install CCS).


How does one extract the codegen tools from this archive?

  • Consider the possibility the file got corrupted on the download.  Make sure you are in the same directory as the downloaded file and invoke it this way ...

    prompt> ./ti_cgt_c5500_4.4.1_setup_linux_x86.bin

    There are a few command line options.  You can see them by adding the option --help.  

    However, I suspect none of this will help.  So I will also notify the team that maintains the download site.

    Thanks and regards,

    -George

  • William Esposito1 said:
    I just downloaded "ti_cgt_c5500_4.4.1_setup_linux_x86.bin" and am trying to run it on 64 bit ubuntu 15.10. Executing the binary from the command line appears to do nothing

    Do you have libc6:i386 installed?

    That installer, and the compilers, are 32-bit programs.

    If I run the ti_cgt_c5500_4.4.1_setup_linux_x86.bin on a CentOS 64-bit system in which the 32-bit libc is installed then the installer displays a dialog to start the installation.

    Whereas if I run ti_cgt_c5500_4.4.1_setup_linux_x86.bin on a CentOS 64-bit system in which the 32-bit libc isn't installed, then the installer silently exits without displaying a dialog.

  • Chester Gillon said:

    William Esposito1
    I just downloaded "ti_cgt_c5500_4.4.1_setup_linux_x86.bin" and am trying to run it on 64 bit ubuntu 15.10. Executing the binary from the command line appears to do nothing

    Do you have libc6:i386 installed?

    That installer, and the compilers, are 32-bit programs.

    If I run the ti_cgt_c5500_4.4.1_setup_linux_x86.bin on a CentOS 64-bit system in which the 32-bit libc is installed then the installer displays a dialog to start the installation.

    Whereas if I run ti_cgt_c5500_4.4.1_setup_linux_x86.bin on a CentOS 64-bit system in which the 32-bit libc isn't installed, then the installer silently exits without displaying a dialog.

    That did it.


    sudo apt-get install libc6:i386

    then ./ti_cgt_c5500_4.4.1_setup_linux_x86.bin and it ran just fine.

    Thanks!