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Is there any way to build different target in a configuration setting?

Eric Hsieh4
Expert 1300 points

Hi,

We are using CCS to build different share library *.so.

As we know, we can using different configuration and build out a corresponding *.so file. It's no problem.

But we want to know if it's possible to build multiple target *.so file in one configuration.

Please let us know the step if yes.

Thanks.

Eric

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    TI__Genius 15660 points

    Hi Eric, 

    Could you clarify what would be different about multiple target libraries? e.g. do they different set of source files, different compiler, different target device? 

    Thank you,
    Martin

  • 0 in reply to MartinS
    Expert 1300 points

    Hi ,

    I have a source file folder. There are 5 files inside for example.

    For one target only, I can build 5 *.so as below by setting different configuration. It's no problem.

    file1 -> file1.so

    file2 -> file2.so

    file3 -> file3.so

    file4 -> file4.so

    file5 -> file5.so.

    But now, I have multiples targets, all of them have same compiler, the difference is only predefine setting.

    Device1, Device2 and etc.

    So, I want to know if there is any way to build 5 *.so files in one configuration.

    Thus, I can have 10 configurations for 10 targets. And all of them have 5 *.so files.

    Thanks.

    Eric

  • 0 in reply to Eric Hsieh4
    TI__Genius 9345 points

    Hi Eric,

    The only thing I can think of is to switch to a manual makefile mode, where you'd be able to write your own custom makefile.  You can do that by unchecking the Generate Makefiles automatically checkbox on the project's Properties > Build > Builder tab.

    Thanks,

    Baltasar

  • 0 in reply to Baltasar Belyavsky
    TI__Genius 15660 points

    Hi Eric, 

    Just to clarify, if you go this route then you pretty much need to manage the makefile on your own. You will get some integration with IDE in that build/debug should still work, but updates to makefile itself will need to be done manually. 

    Martin

  • 0 in reply to MartinS
    Expert 1300 points

    Hi Martin,

    Ok, it seems I need to manage the makefile by myself if I need this work.

    I have no further quesrtion.

    Thanks.

    Eric