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How to get compiler options and linker options when building a SOC.



Hi Support,

Our user build a SOC using CCS gmake command.

It seems that CCS GUI doesn't support split SOC compilation into separate chip compilation.

We need the compiler options and linker options for each chip in the SOC.

How can I get compiler options and linker options using windows CMD? 

Thanks,

BR,

Hardy

  • Hardy,

    I am a little confused.  In general the way Code Composer Studio works is that you have a separate project for each core on a device.  For example if I was using a device with a F28x core and a Cortex M core there would be separate projects in CCS for each core.  If using a device that has multiple cores of the same type it is possible to have the same program running on more than one core.  In that case the project would be shared by those cores.

    Can you let me know which TI device you are using?  

    Here I have imported an example for F28388D that uses both the 28x and CortexM cores.  You can see that there are separate projects for each core.

    Code Composer Studio also has the concept of a System Project.  A System Project contains the mapping of Cores to projects.  So here if I setup a system project and built it that would result in both of these projects being built.   However the individual projects still exist and can be built separately.

    You can right click on a project and select properties to see the options that are being set.  

    This document explains how to build CCS projects from the command line: https://software-dl.ti.com/ccs/esd/documents/ccs_projects-command-line.html

    Regards,

    John