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Hi
This may be a stupid question, but.....
i'm using CCS v12.8.1 with TICLANG & sdk8.3 for CC1312
the one project (rfPacketTx_CC1312R1_LAUNCHXL_tirtos7_ticlang) i downloaded from resource compiler has the following
#if defined(__TI_COMPILER_VERSION__)
#pragma DATA_ALIGN(rxDataEntryBuffer, 4)
static uint8_t
rxDataEntryBuffer[RF_QUEUE_DATA_ENTRY_BUFFER_SIZE(NUM_DATA_ENTRIES,PAYLOAD_LENGTH,NUM_APPENDED_BYTES)];
#elif defined(__GNUC__)
static uint8_t rxDataEntryBuffer[RF_QUEUE_DATA_ENTRY_BUFFER_SIZE(NUM_DATA_ENTRIES,PAYLOAD_LENGTH,NUM_APPENDED_BYTES)] __attribute__((aligned(4)));
#else
#error This compiler is not supported
#endif //defined(__TI_COMPILER_VERSION__)
As it transpires, it appears that __GNUC__ is defined.
My question is:
"Where is __GNUC__ defined???"
thanks in advance
Hi Moshe,
This is not a stupid question. I agree it can be confusing.
The __TI_COMPILER_VERSION__ corresponds to our old CCS compiled (as used on the CC1310), and here, if you use rfPacketRx, you can see that it is indeed defined:
The __GNUC__ defined corresponds to both our new llvm based ticlang compiler, and gcc, which is why you see it defined in your project.
Regards,
Arthur
