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Which should I use? I'm not using an RTOS. There are several tiarm7.lib files... are any of these appropriate? Or is CCSv4 the wrong tool to be used for writing code to run w/o an OS?
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Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AM3505
Which should I use? I'm not using an RTOS. There are several tiarm7.lib files... are any of these appropriate? Or is CCSv4 the wrong tool to be used for writing code to run w/o an OS?
The AM3505 contains a ARM Cortex A8, so you would need a runtime library built for A8. The ARM code generation tools in CCS4 includes the library rtsv7A8_A_le_n_eabi.lib. This is built for Cortex A8, ARM mode, little-endian, neon support and EABI. If you need a library with support other than these defaults, you can rebuild the runtime library. Please take a look at Chapter 7 of the ARM Compiler Users Guide for details.