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CODECOMPOSER: Regarding doxygen comment formate and selection of compiler

Part Number: CODECOMPOSER

Dear TI,

I have two question regarding the  code composer studio thiea,

1) I would like to doxygen comment format in my project can please help me how I can do that and if you have document related to the same?

2) wherever I import the project from resource explorer into CCS thiea,  there is option pop-up for selection of compiler.

where I unknowingly select the TI clang complier out of other two compiler GCC and IAR , Can you help me to find out which compiler is compactible with CCS and why other not?

Best Regards,

  • Hello.

    1) I would like to doxygen comment format in my project can please help me how I can do that and if you have document related to the same?

    You can check to see if there is a doxygen extension that fits your needs:

    https://software-dl.ti.com/ccs/esd/documents/users_guide_ccs_theia/ccs_ide.html#extensions

    2) wherever I import the project from resource explorer into CCS thiea,  there is option pop-up for selection of compiler.

    where I unknowingly select the TI clang complier out of other two compiler GCC and IAR , Can you help me to find out which compiler is compactible with CCS and why other not?

    Only TI compilers are officially supported. Certain GCC compilers will work with CCS. GCC compilers that can be installed from Resource Explorer typically will work with CCS. 

    IAR compilers are NOT supported in CCS.

    Thanks

    ki

  • Thank you sir,

    Again my question is, I am developing my project on MSPM0+ MCU so my question is for that series of MCU. which compiler is best from TI clang and GCC (I am not going to IAR right now) for the same.

    Best Regards,

  • Both are supported so I guess it just comes down to personal preference. I will let the MSPM0 experts comment further.

  • Hi,

    I think TI clang is more preferred. Clang is generally the most restrictive in terms of syntax, followed by GCC. Therefore, code that can be compiled on CLANG will generally compile successfully on GCC and MSVC. And as it is TI officially supported compilers, if there is any question, we can help solve. 

    B.R.

    Zoey