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How to setup Code Composer Studio v5.2 to develop ARM-side C++ Linux programs

Kristian Wolpers
Intellectual 340 points

Hi,

I'm trying to port an existing C++-Projekt to an EVM8168 and I'm wondering, if I can do this by using CCSv5.2.

When I build a new crosscompiler-project CCSv5.2 asks me to tell it which compiler I want to use, so I selected the arm-none-linux-gueabi-folder.
I've included the include-folder which can be found in the codesoucery-folder as well.
But some simple include-files like math.h or time.h couldn't be found, so I thought i have to include the include-folder of the targetfs als well so I can get these files
form the linux running an the EVM, but the /usr/include folder was empty.

Can anyone help me setting up CCSv5.2 to do what I want him to do or can recommend a tutorial?

Or does anyone see where I made a mistake?

Best REgards,

Kristian

Edit: And can anyone tell me, where I find "dirent.h" or the equivalent for the embedded linux on the board?

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    TI__Guru**** 169874 points

    Kristian,

    Please check the page below that describes the process of creating GCC projects with CCSv5.

    http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/How_to_create_GCC_projects_in_CCSv5

    Since you are doing cross compile in the host PC the include directories must be of the toolchain itself, not the ones in the targetfs - the filesystem loaded to the target is not expected to contain any code development support due to space constraints. Do a search in the codesourcery directory structure to find these header files.

    Hope this helps,

    Rafael