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Command line version of CCS

Sayan Ghosh
Intellectual 255 points

We're planning to have a C6678L board setup in a remote machine (spec below) for a class project. Since CCS consumes quite a lot of memory, so are there any other command line options to port the code to a multi-DSP EVM, rather than many clients using xserver for CCS GUI ?

       2x AMD Opteron 285  2.6 GHz
       8 GB memory
       2x 250 GB HD (RAID 1 mirrored)
       AMD ATI FirePro v7800
       Scientific Linux 6.1

 

Thanks,

Sayan

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    TI__Guru**** 480021 points

    Hello Sayan,

    What are your memory concerns? Is it RAM usage when running or the installation size of CCS? There are options to work with projects and use the debugger from the command line. But you still need a CCS installation.

    Thanks

    ki

  • 0 in reply to Ki
    Intellectual 255 points

    Thank you for replying, this is what I wanted to know. Yes, the concern is RAM usage; CCS would be installed in that machine, I just wanted to know to what extent I could use the command line. Thanks again!

  • 0 in reply to Sayan Ghosh
    TI__Guru**** 480021 points

    RAM usage would be less because there is no GUI. But the debugger can still take quite a bit of RAM, especially if your programs are large. In terms of functionality, a lot of the debugging capability is available to you via DSS. I would go through the wiki topic as it has more details on what is supported.

    Thanks

    ki