Part Number: CC2650
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2640, UNIFLASH
Tool/software: TI-RTOS
Hello,
I am relatively new to the microprocessor world and have a few questions regarding the CC2650. I am acquainted with the workings of an Arduino, but working with microprocessors such as this one is a different ballpark for me. Perhaps a link to a PDF with these answers will also help.
1. Where can i find which programming languages are supported by the CC2650?
2. Assuming c++ is a supported language, would it be safe to test that code on a local computer (Visual Studio) and then transfer it to the processor (the processor is currently being used by someone else).
3. How can i test the free remaining memory in the microprocessor within my code? (Such as adding a node to a linked list, checking remaining SRAM, then removing a node, and checking remaining SRAM). It is crucial to the running code.
4. When I finally have working code, how may i upload it onto the CC2650?
5. Is there an IDE that can help with this process?
6. Where would storage of custom made libraries go within the CC2650 in order to import them to the main driver code. (Arduino reads from a specific library folder within the Documents folder in Windows)
I am very new to this, so any in-depth and overly-simplistic explanations are appreciated
