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CCS 6 build automation

Waldemar Isbrecht
Prodigy 120 points


Hi,

in my current project I'm using features which are selected with #define symbols in the source files. Now I need to build several different versions of this project with a different set of these features.

At the moment I do it by hand. Select the proper defines in the source file and let it build. Then select a different set of these features and build again. And so on.

I wish to automate this process either in CCS or in the makefiles. Unfortunately the makefiles are automatically generated by CCS.

Is there a (simple) way to automate this?

Regards,

Waldemar

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    Prodigy 120 points
    Hi,

    I found the following solution:

    Right-click on the project in CCS and select Build Configuraions -> Manage...
    Here one can add additional build configurations to the two already existing ones (Debug and release).
    Every build configuration has it's own settings. To add symbols to the configurations right-click on the project and select properties. Select a configuration which you want to edit and go to C/C++ General -> Paths and Symbols. Here one can add or remove Symbols under the 'Symbols' tab.

    When all configurations are set up just right-click on the project and select Build Configuraions -> Build All
  • 0 in reply to Waldemar Isbrecht
    TI__Guru**** 162885 points
    Waldermar,

    There is also a command-line interface for the build that you can use if you want to do this outside of the CCS GUI.
    processors.wiki.ti.com/.../Create

    This could be used to build the project configurations that you have already created in the GUI.

    Regards,
    John