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CCSV5 XDCtools

Junqing Zhao
Intellectual 770 points

Hi,everyone.

     Recently,I am using CCSv5 on DM6437.I don‘t understand Something about xdc tools.

     In the path of CCSv5,as follow,  C:\ti\xdctools_3_22_04_46,there are some tools,such tconf.exe,xs.exe,vers.exe,xdc.exe.How to use these and Where I can find some Introduction about these?

    IN CCS3.3,Ican use  the Build Command : %XDC_INSTALL_DIR%\tconf.exe bmptoc.js picture.bmp picture.c gBanner.That shows  we are using a javascript script (bmptoc.js) to convert the bitmap image to a C source file.  But,in CCSv5.1,how to do about this? Thx

My regards

      JQ zhao

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    TI__Mastermind 37985 points

    JQ zhao,
    the documentation for Tconf is available in the document Tconf User's Guide, which you can find in the directory C:\ti\xdctools_3_22_04_46\docs, in the file docs.zip.
    The documentation for xdc.exe and xs.exe is here and here, and for all these executables you and use --help option and get a short usage guide.

    If you want to use Tconf on a customized command line, you can create a new project, and select Makefile Project with Existing Code as an option. Choose an existing directory, where your JavaScript files are already located, as a project directory. Then after you created the project, go to Project->Properties->C/C++ Build, and unselect Use default build command. Now, you can type in the box Build command whatever you need your Build command to be.