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How to find which config.bld one instalation is using?

mans
Expert 1005 points

Hello,

I have installed and using RTSC with IPC and SYS/BIOS. I am wondering which config.bld is used by my system when I am running xdc command? How can I change it so xdc uses a different config.bld than the default one which it is using now.

Kind regards

 

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    TI__Expert 3550 points

    Hi Mans,

    A snippet from the documentation for xdc.bld.BuildEnvironment module shipped with XDCtools is shown below:

     When you build a package, the xdc command looks for the startup file using the following algorithm:

    1. if XDCBUILDCFG is defined on the xdc command line, its value is used;
    2. if config.bld exists in the current directory, this file is used;
    3. if XDCBUILDCFG is defined as an environment variable, its value is used;
    4. if config.bld exists along the package path (i.e. in $XDCPATH followed by the current package's repository), the first such file is used;
    5. if $XDCROOT/config.bld exists this file is used;
    6. if $XDCROOT/etc/config.bld exists, this file is used; and finally
    7. if no "startup file" can be found above, a fatal error is reported and the xdc command terminates with a non-zero exit status.

     

    If you are using CCS4 for consuming RTSC content  like SYS/BIOS and IPC, the config.bld file is automatically generated by the configuro tool integrated in the IDE. You may review the generated 'config.bld' file in the "Debug/configPkg" folder of your RTSC project. If you would like to define your own 'config.bld' file for your CCS4 project  you can do the following:

    1. Right click on your RTSC project in the C/C++ projects view
    2. Select Build Properties -> C/C++ Build 
    3. In the Tool Settings tab of the dialog select XDCtools -> Advanced Options
    4. Refer to your own 'config.bld' script by clicking on the Browse button adjacent to the Build configuration file (-b) text box. Screenshot of this dialog is attached. 

     

    Regards

    Amit