Hi,
CCS does not seem to support 64-bit Linux host platforms. Is there a plan to add this support? If so, which release will this be in?
Thanks
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CCSv5 will work with 64-bit distributions:
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Linux_Host_Support#Supported_Linux_OS.27s
Note that if you wish to run CCSv4 on a Ubuntu 64-bit distribution, you will need the 32-bit library support package installed:
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Linux_Host_Support#Installing_on_64bit_Ubuntu
Thanks
ki
Yes, it runs on 64bit systems.
But installation fails without a useful information when trying to integrate into an existing 64bit-eclipse.
Than it took me quite a while to find out that I also need ia32-libs-gtk installed, which unfortunately is not a dependency on Debian-systems, just a recommendation. There is still quite a bit of noise on the stdout of eclipse due to bad 64bit libraries.
Will there be a 64bit version as I can get from eclipse.org? Xilinx for example supplies a dual-version eclipse as their ISE.
Or even use the system-supplied eclipse and JRE, though I understand I am asking for big christmas gifts here ;)
PS used current CCSv5.1 beta, on an up-to-date 64bit Debian-unstable system