Where is c6x-uclinux-gcc

claude.chausse

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Hi,

I spent hours looking for the gcc compiler to build linux application to run on my 6678L EVM and I cannot find it. Every post or documentation are all pointing to codesourcery but since it was acquired by mentor they don't have anything about the c6000 compiler anymore unless it is well hidden

Can someone help me find the tools required to build a linux app for my board ?

Can also someone in TI update all their wikis and documentation accordingly.

over 12 years ago

0 Vladimir Karakozov over 12 years ago

Expert 2285 points

Hi!

Look at this page: http://linux-c6x.org/wiki/index.php/Linux-c6x_2.0_Release in Configuration chapter.

If you make

cd linux-c6x-project
AUTO_INSTALL=yes ./prj config
[Please edit setenv to specify what to build, or leave it untouched to build the example configuration]
./prj config
it will be downloaded in /tmp/xxx and after that it will be installed into the
GCC_DIR=~/linux-c6x-git/opt/gcc-c6x from setenv file.

0 claude.chausse over 12 years ago in reply to Vladimir Karakozov

Intellectual 430 points

Thank you very much.

I am guessing that there is not way to build a Linux app for C6xx on Windows right ? which means that CCStudio is useless for doing Linux dev.

Hopefuly, the MCSCK 3.x will allow to work directly from windows.

0 Vladimir Karakozov over 12 years ago in reply to claude.chausse

Expert 2285 points

Yes, but you need CCS for building applications running on cores 1-7 as mentioned in this link http://linux-c6x.org/wiki/index.php/SysLink_for_c6x

Here may be some useful information: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/C6000_Linux_Support.

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Where is c6x-uclinux-gcc