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Compiler/TMS320F2810: Assembler Code generated

Raja Srinivasan
Prodigy 80 points
Part Number: TMS320F2810


Tool/software: TI C/C++ Compiler

I am migrating a F2810 project from CCS 3.3 to CCS 7.

In order to feel comfortable with the conversion, I plan to:

- generate assembler listings with both compilers

- plan to compare the assember listings

- review the differences (hopefully nothing except compilation date/time)

Am I on the right track? What are the holes in this approach?

thanks, srini

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    Raja Srinivasan said:
    I am migrating a F2810 project from CCS 3.3 to CCS 7.

    Which means your compiler version changes too.  By many years.

    Raja Srinivasan said:
    - plan to compare the assember listings

    You will see many differences.  Any change in compiler version can cause such differences.  But a major change like this will see that many more.

    I suppose you could consider using the old CCS 3.3 compiler with CCS 7.  That combination has not been tested.  It might work OK.  But I suspect you will have some issues.  And that will force you to use the compiler that comes with CCS 7.

    Thanks and regards,

    -George