How to add a new RTSC build configuration?

In Project Properties -> General Tab, you can click "Manage Configurations" and there you can add a new build configuration.

You can also include & exclude files (source files, header files, .cmd files, etc) from one build or another, such that one project can produce multiple unique .out files.

Is this what you're after?

Chris, 

I believe that's changing the CCS build configuration you're talking about. David I think wants to add a new RTSC configuration besides 'debug' or 'release'.

David,

The RTSC build configurations are target specific and the 'debug' and 'release' pretty much specify different sets of compiler options for building. So what's your goal here, are you trying to add your own compiler options because there are other ways to achieve this without adding a new named RTSC profile?

Moses

Hi Moses

As you wrote, I do want to add a RTSC build configuration, not a CCS build configuration (which is what Chris was describing),

My goal is to make the behaviour of my .cfg script dependent on the selected CCS build configuration. My understanding is that the only way to do that is to make the .cfg behave differently according to the RTSC build configuration selected using code like this:

var repLocation=xdc.loadPackage(Program.build.cfgHome).packageRepository;

if(repLocation.search(/Debug.$/i)>=0)

{    

     print('Debug Build Configuration');

}

and then to specify the appropriate RTSC configuration in the CCS configuration.

Sounds a bit convoluted, but I think that is the only way to achieve what I want.

Now, I could use the existing RTSC build configurations (debug/release) but I would like to add one with a more appropriate name for our purpose.

If you have any suggestions for a better way of achieving this goal I will be grateful.

Best regards

David

Hi Moses

Thanks for your help.  I wrongly understood that:

var repLocation=xdc.loadPackage(Program.build.cfgHome).packageRepository;

gets the RTSC build configuration.  Actually it returns the CCS build configuration, which is what I need.

Best regards

David