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Code composer studio, Energia and tm4c launchpad

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1) Hey good day the first question i have is I am trying to get the graphical user interface for the different temperature reading  on the 

Sensor Hub BoosterPack.  What are the steps to run code on the code composer and more importantly how do i access and use the Graphical user interface to view the various temperature reading.

2) Is it possible to run code from Energia on Code Composer? I had just copied and pasted code from the Energia into the code composer and ran it but i got an error.

  • Hi Raymond,


    These are very broad questions so the answers will also be very broad.

    1.) The sensor hub booster pack does not have a display so there is no way to use the Graphic Library to display the results. I would suggest you use the UART to possibly display them in a UART terminal window on a PC using a common terminal application such as telnet or putty. There is an example with the sensor hub included in TivaWare to help you get started.

    2.) Code generated on Energia should be able to be ported into CCS; however, there may be development environment/project dependencies that will have to be converted to CCS much in the same way one would have to port a project from IAR to CCS or vice versa. As long as it is straight C or assembly code you should be OK. As a word of caution, though, Energia has a lot of abstraction in the drivers so you would need to dig deep into the drivers to make sure you get everything. It might be simply easier to start a new project in CCS using TivaWare drivers.
  • Hi Raymond,

    Some more information that might be helpful.

    The Sensor Hub product page is at this link: www.ti.com/.../boostxl-senshub

    You will find a lot of helpful documentation and a training video located on this page.