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RTOS/AM6548: TI EMAC driver using on bare metal AM65x R5F MCU
Tool/software: TI C/C++ Compiler
To develop software for AM6548, we installed CCS and Processor SDK RTOS according to the following manual.
<software-dl.ti.com/.../index_how_to_guides.html
The Compiler for the sample program (bare-metal hello world) for ARM Core-X-A53 says that GNU v7.2.1 (Linaro aarch64) is required.
However, in my environment, I can see GNU v7.2.1 Linaro, but not GNU v7.2.1 Linaro aarch64.
Did I make a mistake in the configuration during installation? Or am I missing a path setting?
Please tell me how to add the Compiler.
Host:Windows 10
CCS Ver:CCS9.3.0.00012
RTOS SDK:ti-processor-sdk-rtos-am65xx-evm-07_01_00_14
Two comments:user6472809 said:The Compiler for the sample program (bare-metal hello world) for ARM Core-X-A53 says that GNU v7.2.1 (Linaro aarch64) is required.However, in my environment, I can see GNU v7.2.1 Linaro, but not GNU v7.2.1 Linaro aarch64.
1. ti-processor-sdk-rtos-am65xx-evm-07_01_00_14 installs the gcc-arm-9.2-2019.12-mingw-w64-i686-aarch64-none-elf compiler, not GNU v7.2.1 (Linaro aarch64). Looks like the documentation is a bit out of date.
2. The default Tool discovery path for CCS 9.3 under Windows is just C:/ti/ccs930 and C:/ti/ccs930/ccs/tools/compiler. To get CCS 9.3 to detect the "GNU v9.2.1 (null aarch64)" compiler had to:
a. Use "Add.." on the Tool discovery path, and add C:/ti which is where has installed ti-processor-sdk-rtos-am65xx-evm-07_01_00_14
b. Select "Refresh" and CCS then detected the "GNU v9.2.1 (null aarch64)" compiler:
Hi.
I was able to add the Compiler successfully.
Thank you very much for your help!
Yuki Nagaoka
