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Learning Java using Code Composer Studio - reg



Hi TI,

I am using CCS_6.1.3.00034 (latest). I have my MSP432P104R Launchpad kit with me. I know to program in C/C++ for this controller board using CCS. So I've learned C/C++ a lot with these setup.

But I want to learn Java using CCS with the same board.

So Is it possible to code in Java using Code Composer Studio for this MSP432P104R Launchpad kit or else any other Java Supported Hardware.?(Please name it. I am ready to buy.)

I Forum had read somewhere that Java Development also possible using Code Composer Studio. That's why I had this idea to learn Java by this way. I expect this way of study will clearly show me what the internal working of Java.

Please anybody guide me. Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Karthikeyan Kasi Vishwanathan.

  • Karthikeyan Kasiviswanathan said:
    But I want to learn Java using CCS with the same board.

    I am not aware that CCS directly supports it, but Oracle appear to allow Java to run on other Cortex-M4 devices - see Java ME Embedded 8.1 brings Java to ARM Cortex M4 and provides Eclipse users with tools for embedded development

  • Karthikeyan Kasiviswanathan said:
    So Is it possible to code in Java using Code Composer Studio for this MSP432P104R Launchpad kit or else any other Java Supported Hardware.?(Please name it. I am ready to buy.)

    No, this not supported by CCS

    Karthikeyan Kasiviswanathan said:
    I Forum had read somewhere that Java Development also possible using Code Composer Studio. That's why I had this idea to learn Java by this way. I expect this way of study will clearly show me what the internal working of Java.

    While CCS is based off Eclipse (a commonly used Java development environment), it does not come with the JDT (Java Development Toolkit). But I if you manually install the JDT (and other dependent components), you could then do Java Development with CCS also. But this is a configuration we don't officially support.


    Thanks

    ki