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Device definition files for MSP and C2000, similar to SVD files for ARM based microcontrollers

Bengt Roger Elstad
Prodigy 10 points


Hi, 

My startup is creating a new tool for making applications for microcontrollers.

In order to support TIs microcontrollers, we need to import device definition files

(preferably XML files if they exist).

Something similar to SVD files from ARM, ATDF files from Microchip, etc.

How can I get access to these files?

Best regards,

Bengt

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    TI__Guru**** 470001 points

    Hello,

    Bengt Roger Elstad said:

    In order to support TIs microcontrollers, we need to import device definition files

    (preferably XML files if they exist).

    The XML files of interest can be obtained with an installation of CCS. It is located in <CCS INSTALL DIR>\ccs\ccs_base\common\targetdb

    Out of curiosity, what type of tool are you creating?

    Thanks

    ki

  • 0 in reply to Ki
    Prodigy 10 points

    Hi ki, 

    Thanks for quick reply.

    Does this include all the Texas Instrument microcontrollers, or only the ones based on ARM?

    As for you question, the tool is a new way to do high level programming of microcontrollers, giving the user more control and freedom compared to traditional compilers, but still get fast executables. 

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