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CCS w/BIOS issue

Nishant Garg
Intellectual 3000 points

Hello,

I had a question come in from a customer:

In my ccs5 I found 2 different example directories.

One under tirtos_1_01_00_25.

The other under

bios_6_34_02_18.

The examples under tirtos runs ok. however, there are not many examples.

The examples under bios_6_34_02_18 all report the missing file

/tmp/TI_MKLIBZyhUyK/SRC/exit.c

Is this just a directory issue in CCS?

Also, will BIOS officially be migrating over to TI RTOS or will they remain two separate platforms?

Thanks,

Nishant

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    TI__Mastermind 30830 points

    Nishant,

    I suspect you are describing the disassembler issue initially reported in this thread:

        http://e2e.ti.com/support/embedded/bios/f/355/p/261085/913779.aspx#913779

    If so, the problem is that the CCS disassembler is trying to find the source file (exit.c) associated with the 'abort()' function and is unable to since this symbol comes from the compiler's runtime support library.

    You may be able to resolve this ugliness by unzipping the runtime support's source bundle (rtssrc.zip) which exists in the "tools\compiler\xx\lib\" directory of your CCS installation. After unzipping these files, you can then browse to the corresponding 'exit.c' file when the CCS disassembler complains.

    Alan