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Tool/software: TI C/C++ Compiler
Hello,
we are using the CC2640R2 and CCStudio.
Our version management is done on GitHub, and we are using GitHub Actions for CI.
We would like to integrate the CCStudio Toolchain into our Actions and trigger a build of the whole solution after initial unit tests have passed.
For building the application, we probably need CCStudio(?) and the TI v18.2.3. LTS compiler.
Is there a way to get these tools through command line and trigger a build of the embedded application?
If it is not possible, please point me to ressources that document switching to the GNU compiler, so we can set up our own toolchain and remove CCStudio.
Hello,
Assuming you are working with CCS projects, you can indeed build them from the command line:
https://software-dl.ti.com/ccs/esd/documents/ccs_projects-command-line.html#build-a-ccs-project
Thanks
ki
Hello,
thanks, this looks good.
However, it assumes an already existing installation of CCStudio, what makes sense in most cases.
In this case, the test runners are virtual machines (or containers) that run remotely and dont have CCS installed by default.
Is there a way to install CCS through command line?
Lars Heinrichs1 said:Is there a way to install CCS through command line?
Yes. Please see:
https://software-dl.ti.com/ccs/esd/documents/ccs_installer-cli.html
Thanks
ki