CCS and embedded Linux RTOS eg:- (TimeSys)

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I am pondering over what I can do with Code Composer Studio? I am using AM355X and OMAP-L138.

I understand that CCS can be used to create an application that works with hardware and runs under,,very much like compiling the program for MSP430.

So if i have RTOS,(timeSys) I can also use it (like Qt) to create an application and have it run under RTOS.. just like creating an application for window.

So what are the differences between them? Can they co-exist?

Can I use QT in RTOS without needing CCS? Does RTOS allow us to access hardwares or peripherials in CPU?

Do you have any examples or links for me to understand how the Processing ARM can handle both CCS application and application for RTOS ?

regards

Clement

over 10 years ago

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Clement,

Perhaps I am wrong, but I have the impression that Timesys only has embedded Linux distributions (not necessarily a RTOS).

Despite this, CCS is able to perform very low-level debugging, with is suitable for both RTOS and embedded Linux stop mode debugging. Some references about it are:
- processors.wiki.ti.com/.../Sitara_Linux_Training
- processors.wiki.ti.com/.../Linux_Debug_in_CCSv5

However, we here at the CCS forum are not very familiar with TimeSys and its interaction with Qt. In this case, I will move this thread to the Sitara forum, as the experts there will probably be more knowledgeable about that.

Regards,
Rafael

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CCS and embedded Linux RTOS eg:- (TimeSys)