TSM320C33

Hello,

Reshma Sabu said:

Iam having TSM320C33   which Iam compiling using a CCS version 5.11

There is no CCS (Code Composer Studio) version that ever supported C33.

The last CC (Code Composer) version that supported C33 is CCv4.1x. This version would only work on Windows XP-32 or earlier.

You said you are using CCS 5.11. Do you mean 5.1.1? This version does not support C33. Hence I am confused what you are using for your current C33 development.

Thanks

ki

Hi,

Thanks for your answer.

Sorry, I meant that CCS studio  is with C compiler version 5.11. 

I need to run this in Windows 10, as all our products are compatible with Windows 10.

Is there a way I can run inside Windows 10 (I'm not allowed to install a VM as it is not that secure).

Is there any DLL missing, so that I can run it on Windows 10.

Thanks for your support.

Reshma

Is your question regarding the Code Composer IDE or just the compiler specifically?

Both tools are extremely old. The last version of Windows supported by Code Composer IDE is Windows XP. This is likely the same for the compiler also.

Thanks for your answer. Iam using the compiler version 5.11.

I was keen in knowing, is there a way I can run this compiler in Windows 10.(like any missing dependencies , that I can install in windows 10)

Reshma Sabu said:

Thanks for your answer. Iam using the compiler version 5.11.

Please note that the Code Composer IDE was last supported on Windows XP. We do not guarantee that it will work on any Windows version past XP. I am not aware of anyone who was able to get it working on Windows 10.

As for the compiler itself (in case you wish to run the compiler separate of the IDE), I have brought this thread to the attention of the compiler experts.

Thanks. yes Iam trying to run the compiler separate of the IDE.

Reshma Sabu said:

Iam trying to run the compiler separate of the IDE.

The C30 compiler was never tested to work on Windows 10.  That said, because it is a command line program that does not interact with the Windows GUI, it should work.

Thanks and regards,

-George

I have tried running it through the command line, and it closes abruptly at the start itself giving an error "The Application could not start".

I have also turned on the "compatibility settings, to make it compatible with windows 7, but that too doesn't seem to work.

This is the error that I get. 

I saw that the compiler with version 5.13 is compatible with windows 10. Is it possible for me to get that version.

hi,

Thanks for your mail.

I ran in 2 different machines, but I get the error:

I dont know if there is any specific dll missing.

would you be able to give the code compiler version 5.13, which is compatible with windows 10?

Thanks for your help,

Reshma

Reshma Sabu said:

would you be able to give the code compiler version 5.13, which is compatible with windows 10?

Where did you get this information? C3x compiler is over 25 years old. Version 5.13 would not be officially supported by Windows 10 any more than 5.11.

On a side note, I see that path is referencing an "R" drive. This leads me to believe you are using some network or mapped drive. Maybe try running the compiler from local non-mapped disk

HI,

I tried on an unmapped location, but same result. 

Sorry, I don't really have any other suggestions. I will defer to the compiler experts for further comment.

yes thanks. We are really stuck on this , as our organization doesnt allows Windows 7 to run on network, due to security issues.

Further to:

Where did you get this information? C3x compiler is over 25 years old. Version 5.13 would not be officially supported by Windows 10 any more than 5.11.

I got the information from the below support link:

e2e.ti.com/.../compiler-tms320vc33-c-compiler-needed-for-windows-7-or-10

With regard to this specific question, version 5.13 will act the same as version 5.11.  

While version 5.1x was never tested on Windows 10, I have seen it work on a few different Windows 10 systems, including mine.  I cannot explain why it does not work on your Windows 10 system.  Here is one guess: Your system has some anti-virus, or other similar security related software, that somehow interferes with the behind the scenes work Windows 10 does to get an old 32-bit executable to run.  Unfortunately, I lack expertise in those sorts of low level Windows details.

Thanks and regards,

-George

Thanks George for the answer.

As a side not ver4.7 successfully runs on our Windows 10.