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cmake generated makefiles for TI C6x (DM642/648) projects?



Hi to all,

Cmake (http://www.cmake.org/) is a really great tool to generate makefiles (or VisualStudio Project files or Eclipse project files or ...) out of simple scripts. In my project, there is a PC-part of software (on top of the DSP/SheldonInstruments driver). With cmake I only need one central simple script file that defines which source files to use... I dont have to maintain makefiles or seperate VS/Eclipse project files for Windows/Linux.

I was wondering if anyone has used or ported Cmake for the use with TI-DSPs. Actually I use CCS to build my projects but I want to step to makefiles. And I dont want to maintain the makefiles seperately for my projects (that mainly contain the same sourcecode files...)

Cmake can be used to generate Cross-Compiler-Makefiles (as it is the case for the c6x Compiler). I didnt find any c6x definitions up to now to link cmake to the c6x compiler. Has anyone of you used cmake to generate makefiles for a TI-c6x-project?

best regards,

Thomas

  • Sorry for the delay in the response.  As a compiler expert, I only look at the compiler forums.  Another TI employee referred me to your post.

    This is the first I've heard of this cmake tool.  I'm not aware of anyone using it with any TI compilers.  That said, it sounds pretty cool.

    Thanks and regards,

    -George