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Hi,
I'm starting to use CCS v5 and I would like to know how to generate a linker output list file with the mixed C and generated assembler code. So far, I have been able to generate one list file for each C file but I would like to have a complete list of the whole linked program.
Thanks for your support,
Luis Sandoval
There isnt a way to generate a single listing file of the complete linked program. You could run the dissembler (disxxx.exe) on the executable .out file and view the disassembled instructions but they will not be interleaved with C source.
This is a bummer.
What is the format of the .OUT file ?? If it is an elf style output, then maybe another tool might
be able to create one from it.
This basic output appears to be available from the debugging .asm window but may be hard
to get the whole output listing this way.
Are there ANY third party compiler/linkers for the TI TMS320F280xx parts ?? All I can find it
MSP430 3rd party tools.
boB
Sorry, at this time C2000 only supports COFF, not ELF.
I'm not aware of any third party compiler vendors for C2000.
Ahhhh ! COFF ! thanks ! That might just work ?? It's been many years but I think that COFF can also
supply a linked located output listing. Actually, it does do this in the emulator disassembly screen but you have to
do a lot of work to get the output in one nice block. All of the information is in the .OUT file... I just need to
be able to get it out. I like to be able to debug with a assembler type of output like that.
I will google this but it would be very helpful to be able to get this type of output.
Thanks for getting back so quickly with this answer. It is really appreciated !
boB
I just now read about the "absolute lister" option where you take the output OBJ (COFF .obj ?) file and run it through the assembler again
to get an absolute listing.
This certainly sounds like what we are looking for.
information is in the assembler tools manual.
boB