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C2000 LTS 22.06 Building over console, not with CCS

Hello,

I have the following problem i´m trying to resolve as this has an huge impact on the build results.

I´m using the above mentioned Version of the C2000 compiler.

We are using the compiler from commandline(this is related with our own development environment that generates the makefiles)

We have a CCS Project that worked fine until now, he list files are generated correctly.

We are trying to integrate the project deeply in our development environment.

When i use our development environment to generate the makefiles and afterwards to generate the objects with LST and assembler i get the error that the .lst files is truncanated to 132 Characters per Line

Is there a command to avoid this truncanation?

BR Fabian

  • Hello Fabian,

    I will look into this and try to get back to you by Monday at the latest.

    Best regards,

    Omer Amir

  • Hello Fabian,

    For my own information, can you provide the error message you receive? Is it something generated by the CCS compiler or from your own development environment?

    Best regards,

    Omer Amir

  • Hello Amir, thanks for the reply.

    I dont get an Error, the software builds. But we have seen a lot of differences in the Build between the original CCS Project and the one Build with our development environment. I think the concatenation leads to this differences, as not all Compiler commands are called when building.

    We where analyzing from where this differences comes and we found this deviations in the lst file which would at least explain the major differences. 

    The lst files are generated by the CCS Compiler and i dont get from where this concatenation comes from.

    EDIT:

    The lst file generated with C2000 Compiler from original project from CCS dont have the concatenation

    BR Fabian

  • Hello Fabian,

    I'm not sure I understand what you're saying, what concatenation are you talking about? Can you please clarify whether this issue you're having is coming from your development environment or CCS, and if it's coming from CCS what is the issue that is occuring?

    Best regards,

    Omer Amir