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TMS320F28335: eclipsec command line for import, clean, build, and debug?
This may be a niche situation that doesn't have an answer, but I'll try anyway.
When function testing my low level code, I have typically developed my "unit test" projects with multiple source files of similar group (all the UTIL files, for example) and the corresponding unit test files.
To build and test on target, I would exclude all but the source file and corresponding unit test file (and unit test main/assert files), build, run on target, and capture the test output.
When I want to test another file, I would exclude the first source and test files (util_crc.c and ut_utils_crc.c for example) and include the new files under test (utils_ring.c and ut_utils_ring.c), build, run on target, and capture the test output.
I'm trying to build up to a proper automation setup now, maybe for a weekly build server or such, and have been experimenting with the command line options.
First question, is there a command line equivalent for this exclude/include operation on the ccs project?
Secondly, maybe I'm going down the wrong path. Is there another project style/method I should be considering for this multiple independent file builds testing I do?
Thanks for any advice,
Neal
