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Need suggestion on writing energia codes (on TM4C123) in the field

David Chance
Genius 4775 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ENERGIA

I am probing the idea of integrating a TM4C123 into my design and let the user to program/modify their energia application via energia IDE, through the simple USB connection like the one on TM4C123XL launchpad.


One problem, the energia IDE needs TI's USB/Debug bridge and its source codes doesn't seem to be available to the public.

At first, when I was typing question about energia, the webpage shown a few links to MSP site, so I posted there first, so for other discussion, please see

http://e2e.ti.com/support/microcontrollers/msp430/f/166/t/372668.aspx

Any suggestion? Thanks!

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    Guru 26105 points

    David,

    If you upgrade to CCSv6.x, you will have the possibility to run Energia sketches, (CCS transform the .ino files to .ccp code) and to have the CCS working debugger available. Also the GCC tools can be installed from CCS.

    There is only one unclear thing - seems to be somewhere a small bug, as I read other postings here. (I have used that once and was bitten, no immediate time to check again)

    Petrei

     

  • 0 in reply to Petrei
    Genius 4775 points

    Thanks Petrei!


    Sorry, it seems I didn't make my question clear. Mine was a hardware implementation question, not how to run Energia.

    Unlike Arduino, which always use UART to flash its codes into the micro, I would like to know what I need to do if we decide to use energia. Currently, the Energia sketch is flashed into the micro via TI USB-based Stellaris In-Circuit Debug Interface, and I am not sure if we have the right to duplicate such design/codes into our final product.