In ARM-cgt version of CCS examples, one can specify the file path with directory specifier. But this option does not exist in TIClang version of examples. Where is the equivalent option for TIClang?
Regards,
Shuyang
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In ARM-cgt version of CCS examples, one can specify the file path with directory specifier. But this option does not exist in TIClang version of examples. Where is the equivalent option for TIClang?
Regards,
Shuyang
Please see the Specifying Temp Directories sub-chapter of the armcl to tiarmclang migration guide, which is part of the tiarmclang online documentation. If that doesn't help, please provide the web address of the ...
ARM-cgt version of CCS examples
Thanks and regards,
-George
Hi George,
Thanks for providing the link, I read the guide and it says:
"The armcl compiler allows you to indicate where a temporary assembler- generated object file should be written, but the tiarmclang compiler does not provide this capability. "
Does this mean the user cannot specify the directory of the object files? I want to specify all the generated files into a directory, like Debug or Release folder, is there a way to do so?
Regards,
Shuyang
Does this mean the user cannot specify the directory of the object files?
Not with a command line option.
I want to specify all the generated files into a directory, like Debug or Release folder, is there a way to do so?
Arrange for the current working directory to be where the object files are written. Something like this ...
% cd /where/you/want/object/files/dir % /path/to/compiler/bin/tiarmclang <options> /another/path/to/code/file.c
CCS uses this method. Suppose the build configuration is named Debug. In that case, CCS issues the gmake command in the directory project_location/Debug. The gmake command, in turn, invokes tiarmclang in that same directory.
Thanks and regards,
-George