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Where Does the cfg Script Contents Go Before It Gets to the Linker and Then to the Processor?

Victor Wheeler61
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Hello!

I'm using Windows 7 64-bit, CCS  Version: 6.1.2.00015, XDCtools version 3.32.0.06_core, SYS/BIOS v6.45.0.20, and am335x PDK 1.0.1.

I'm just learning to use TI-RTOS and XDCCONF and the cfg Script contents.  So far I have had several exceptions, one even before my code hit my 'main' function.  All of those are solved at this point (at great cost in my and others' time).  However, during this learning process, I have many times wanted (or needed) to see what was going on BEFORE the program enters the application's 'main' function.

Does the contents of the cfg Script get translated to .C and .H file(s) somewhere that I can see, understand, and perhaps put a breakpoint on so I can understand the effects of the cfg Script and changes thereto?  In other words:  what is the flow of data in the code generation process?

Kind regards,
Vic