conditional compilation in xxxx.cfg file

CFG script are written in JavaScript (with some added functionality), so the only conditional statements are the ones available in JavaScript (if-else, etc.). What do you want to use as a condition for if-else statements?

When compiling my source code applying a pre-defined symbol such as --define=ENV1 or ENV2 in CCSv5 GUI, I'd like to apply ENV1 or ENV2 to xxx.cfg file simultaneously.

At this moment, I am using one variable (ENV1) and if-else statement at xxx.cfg file as the followings;

var ENV1 = 0;

if (ENV1) { platformInstance0.codeMemory = "CORE4_L2"; } else { platformInstance0.codeMemory = "CORE5_L2"; }

I should change two parts, pre-defined symbol in GUI and ENV1 variable in xxx.cfg for the conditional compilation, I hope to change one part only though.

Is there any efficient way to overcome this?

The CFG script cannot read defines from your C command line, however you can turn the logic around and define ENV1 in your config script, and then make it available as a #define for your C source.

You can add the following to your CFG script:
Program.global.ENV1 = 1;
and then in your C file you have to include <xdc/cfg/global.h>, which will make ENV1 visible. Here is more about Program.global: http://rtsc.eclipse.org/cdoc-tip/xdc/cfg/Program.html#global

I want to compile not sources that reference config values but config values that reference C source reversely.