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Does CCS support CC1110 SoC?

Ben45875
Intellectual 490 points

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Hi, 

I have a quick question regarding if CCS support CC1110 SoC?  I know that it is supported for IAR 8051, but wasn't sure if it is support by CCS.

Thanks

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    TI__Expert 5260 points

    Hi Ben45875,

    The 8051 based products are not supported by ccs. The only option is IAR.

    The cc430 is supported by ccs.

    Jason

  • 0 in reply to Jason Kriek
    Intellectual 310 points
    8051 is not supported by CCS
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    Prodigy 150 points

    I wonder if anybody at TI is looking at this forum and can drop some help.

    I recently got a CC1110 dev. kit and found that CCS doesn't support CC1110.

    All instructions mention to use IAR for 8051. I got the latest kickstart version and when I try to open the sample project got a meesage saying "CC1110 is not supported in this version of IAR Embedded Workbench for 8051".

    Looked for older versions but couldn't find any (TI's CC1110 min. dev. kit links are broken)

    Read somewhere that SDCC supports it but tried with Eclipse Luna and got an error while setting up the SDCC plug in.

    So, CCS never supported it, IAR doesn't anymore, older versions are unavailable. How can we do to develop using CC1110??

    Thanks

  • 0 in reply to EE LL
    TI__Guru* 87551 points

    Hi

    I downloaded the kick start from the web and got the same message when I opened one of the CC1110 code example from the web (Simple Peer to Peer in SimpliciTI). However, I could still select CC1110 as the device and get everything up and running.

    BR

    Siri

  • 0 in reply to EE LL
    TI__Genius 13620 points
    IAR EW8051 supports CC1110.

    Note that, some time ago, we changed the device names in IAR from the generic CC1110 to CC1110F32 (or CC1110F16 or CC1110F8) to make sure you automatically got the correct linker file depending on the memory size of the device you're working with. However, older IAR projects still use the CC1110 device, which technically doesn't exist. You should go into the project options and select the correct device name.

    Hope this helps.
  • 0 in reply to M
    Prodigy 150 points

    Thanks for the responses.

    Actually I had been able to run it by making these changes:

    - When the sample project is opened an error message indicating that the CC1110 is not supported shows up, disregard the message and continue.
    - Goto Options - General Options - Target
    *Change: Device Information - Device -> select Texas Instruments' CC1110F32
    * Change: Data Motel -> select Large
    * Make sure Calling convention is set to XDATA stack reentrat

    - Go to Options - Linker - Config - Linker configuration file, the path & file there is incorrect, so unchecking "override default" will point to the correct file.

    After that everything worked ok, I could build and test the sample and using the same configuration I already completed my new project.

    Next task for me will be to get everything working on eclipse since the rest of my design is all implemented there, but that'll be another story.

    Thanks again.