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RTS Library Building in CCS 3.3

Boll
Intellectual 340 points

 

I refer to the topic "How to rebuild the C6000 RTS" in Wiki, and it tells that a RTS library can be built using the following command

               " mk6x -o -mo --RTS -mv64+ rts.src -l rts64plus.lib"

And the help for --RTS:   Specify options for building C/C++ RTS libraries.

So I'd like to inquire:

    1. What is the difference of performance between using --RTS and not using it?

         Do I need to use --RTS option to build self created library?

    2. How to build RTS library in CCS 3.3 since I do not find the counterpart of --RTS in "Project->Build Options"?

Thanks.

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    TI__Guru**** 163015 points

    Boll,

    Boll said:

        2. How to build RTS library in CCS 3.3 since I do not find the counterpart of --RTS in "Project->Build Options"?

    It is recommended to just build it from the command line using the command documented on the wiki.  However if you want to add build options that are not exposed by the CCSv3.3 build options dialog you can just add them in the box at the top of the build options dialog

     

    Regards,

    John

     

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    TI__Guru**** 252810 points

    Boll said:

    1. What is the difference of performance between using --RTS and not using it?

             Do I need to use --RTS option to build self created library?

    I don't have a precise answer.  The library build utility mk6x is documented in this book http://focus.ti.com/general/docs/litabsmultiplefilelist.tsp?literatureNumber=spru187n .  It makes clear from the examples that rebuilding the RTS library supplied with the compiler requires --RTS.  Building a custom library out of some other source code does not require --RTS.  Further detail is not given.

    Thanks and regards,

    -George