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I want to use ti_cgt_c6000_6.0.26_setup_linux_x86.bin to compile DSP codes under linux environment. Under windows, I used gmake.exe to run the makefile.
But i couldnt find the command used under linux. Could anyone help me? thanks a lot!
Hi jia,
Usually I use a Rules.make and a makefile. What processor are you using?
You can take a look at the DSP side makefile of the following projects as an example:
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Example_application_using_DSP_Link_on_OMAPL1x
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Audio_Soc_example
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/OMAP-L137_Audio_Drivers_in_the_DSP_%2B_Linux
Here is a page that might help in case you need:
http://makepp.sourceforge.net/1.19/makepp_tutorial.html
gmake.exe is just GNU make built for a Windows host. You should be able to use the make command on your Linux host. That's how I build code for the 280x.
galen
Thank you, Mariana :)
Just one more question for makefile writing under Linux for TI C6000CGT6.0.26. Thank you very much if you can give me any advice.
In gcc, I could use gcc -MM srcfile.c to export the include header file details for srcfile.c , but how could I use cl6x ?(I thought it is equal to "gcc" command in TI C6000CGT6.0.26 )
I searched the the help infomation of cl6x -h, but nothing could be found.
Thanks for your help
Look into -ppd (--preproc_dependency) and -ppi (--preproc_includes). They are not the same as GCC -MM, but you may find them useful.