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Code size limited CCS 5: how?

turboscrew
Intellectual 955 points

Is it so that unlicensed CCS works as code size limited?

It can be used for running code with C64x+ cored simulated device, like C6455?

I have worked with CCS, and I'd like to fool around with C64x+ code at home.

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    TI__Guru*** 130875 points

    Hi,

    unfortunately the only code size limited license is for the msp430.     You can check whether the free limited license (limitation is hardware allowed) might still allow the simulator.  Otherwise you will either need a license or stick to all but debugging (which is really where the license kicks in)

    Note one option ... if you have a node locked license, you can register 2 MAC addresses ... not sure if this would be a possible for you.

    Hope this helps.
    Best regards,

    Lisa 

  • 0 in reply to Lisa TI
    Intellectual 955 points

    Awww, too bad.

    Our project has ended and I guess the company license probably expires soon.

    Now that my idea was C64X+ core assembly programming (some challenge with the pipeline), msp430 doesn't help that itch.

    I don't have any boards anyway, so the simulator would have been the central thing.

    BTW, the msp430 instruction set looks very familiar. Just can't remember from where.

  • 0 in reply to turboscrew
    TI__Guru**** 171729 points

    Just a remark: I am not 100% sure if I got the line of thought of this thread, but the simulators can be used without the need for a license - including all the C6000 simulators. No code size limitation, no time limitation, nothing. Just select the "free license" when running CCS for the first time (IIRC even the "code size limited' can be selected for that). Check here.

  • 0 in reply to desouza
    Intellectual 955 points

    WOW, that looks good. Thanks!

    (My possible programs are not intended to be run on real HW ever. They'll be just some further learning experiments)

    I try to check it as soon as I have some time. I've been a bit busy (it's now 11:27 PM local time), buy I'll report  here how it goes.