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CCS/AM5728: Missing DSP Option for CCS 9.1

Part Number: AM5728

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

I am also experiencing the same anomaly for latest CCS V9.1.0.00010.  I.e. I am trying to perform hello world example but C66XX[C6000] tab isn't displayed.  Please help fix this anomaly.

1. The c6000 install log indicates successful (see attached zip)

2. The c6000 folder exists in the compiler folder (C:\ti-test\ccs910\ccs\tools\compiler\ti-cgt-c6000_8.3.3, see attached Tools Folder.PNG)

3. Help about indicates the C6000 v8 compiler is present (see attached Help About.PNG)

4. C6000 compiler isn't being discovered (see attached Discovered Compilers.PNG)

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  • Hi David,

    Thanks for the log. I see that you did a custom installation for just Sitara, which makes sense since you are using a Sitara device (AM5728). Strangely, selecting this option does not give you C6000 project support. You get the compiler, but not the support in the project manager. Full debug support is available, just not project support.

    To get C6000 support, rerun the installer utility and select the existing directory as the installation directory. The installer will detect an existing installation as allow you to add components that were not installed originally. In the install wizard, select the option for C6000 device support:

    This will enable C6000 build support. 

    Once C6000 build support is installed, you should have the option to create projects for C66x

    Thanks

    ki

  • Ki said:
    . Strangely, selecting this option does not give you C6000 project support. You get the compiler, but not the support in the project manager. Full debug support is available, just not project support.

    After looking into this more, this scenario looks like an oversight in the installation process. Selecting Sitara should be default provide C6x project build support.

    I was able to confirm that the issue is resolved in CCSv9.2.0 (installing just Sitara components will install the required C6x project build components)

    Thanks

    ki

  • Ki,

    I followed your advice and the problem is fixed.  Thank you very much for responding!

    Dave