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CCS_INSTALL_ROOT

Kurt Jensen
Genius 5040 points

this "macro" is defined inside of CCS4.  I looked in the DOS environment but did not see it.

where does this come from?  where is this set?

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    TI__Guru**** 162285 points

    Kurt,

    This is one of a number of internal macros that CCS itself defines.  There are others for the location of the compiler currently be used, BIOS, XDC ...

    So it is not something you can modify but is something that CCS will always define.

    Regards,

    John

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    Genius 5040 points

    sorry, but I am confused.  since I asked this question I am now seeing CCS_INSTALL_ROOT in my DOS environment.  in addition BIOS_INCLUDE_DIR and XDCROOT are also defined in the environment.  these "macros" are then picked up by CCS.

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    TI__Guru**** 162285 points

    There are a bunch of Build Variables that are defined.  If you got CCS Build and then click on the Build Variables tab it will show you the list.  This will show you any that are defined by a macros.ini file or any manually added.  If you check the little box at the bottom then you can see the ones that are defined by CCS automatically

     

    The CCS_INSTALL_ROOT variable is defined as the location of my M8 install as that is what I am running.  If I ran one of my other installations it would be defined as that directory instead.

     

    John