Code Composer Installation¶
Objective¶
Install Code Composer Studio for the development of ARM Cortex A53 MPU applications.
Summary of Steps¶
This is the summary of the steps involved.
- Install the Processor Software development kit (SDK) for the AM62x/AM62a/AM62p.
- Install the M4F/MCU Development which includes the base installation of Code Composer Studio.
- Install the R5F/MCU Development which includes the base installation of Code Composer Studio.
- Point Code Composer Studio to the cross-compiler for ARM Linux applications
Steps¶
Install the Processor Software Development kit (SDK) for the AM62x/AM62a/AM62p.¶
Follow the steps described in TI_SDK_download_and_installation to install the Processor SDK.
Install the M4F/MCU Development or R5F/MCU Development, which includes the base installation of Code Composer Studio.¶
Follow the steps as described in M4/R5 MCU Development
Point Code Composer Studio to the cross-compiler for ARM Cortex A52 Linux applications¶
- Start Code Composer Studio. Any workspace will do. The settings changed here will be remembered for all workspaces used.
- Windows->Preferences->Code Composer Studio->Build->Compilers
- Press the Add... button next to the Tool discovery path list
- Browse to the directory containing the Arm cross-compiler in the SDK. <sdk_include_path> will be something like $HOME/ti-processor-sdk-linux-am62xx-evm-08.06.00.42
For SDK 8.06 and older <sdk_include_path>/linux-devkit/sysroots/x86_64-arago-linux/usr/bin For SDK 9.01 to present <sdk_include_path>/linux-devkit/sysroots/x86_64-arago-linux/usr/bin/aarch64-oe-linux
- Press Open
- In the Discovered tools list, there should be a new Arm entry for GNU v9.2.1 (null aarch64)
- Press Apply and Close
Conclusion¶
Code Composer has been installed and is now ready for building and debugging examples for the ARM Linux environment.
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