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Discussion Groups | TMS320C6x | How to create a linker file

Technical discussions about the TI C6000 DSPs (including the c62x, c64x and c67x DSPs).

  

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How to create a linker file - head...@yahoo.com - Oct 18 8:42:54 2007



I have been working with the DSP kit for quite some time now and I have been using CCS 3.1
and it didnt ask me for the linker file. Now, I am using CCS 2.0, and it simply doesnt build
any project because it keeps on asking for the linker file (.cmd file). Can anyone explain how
to create a linker file!!!



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Re: How to create a linker file - Michael Dunn - Oct 18 12:24:48 2007

Hello headboy_286,

On 10/18/07, h...@yahoo.com <h...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> I have been working with the DSP kit for quite some time now and I have been using CCS 3.1
and it didnt ask me for the linker file. Now, I am using CCS 2.0, and it simply doesnt build
any project because it keeps on asking for the linker file (.cmd file). Can anyone explain how
to create a linker file!!!

A linker cmd file in its simplest form 'tells the linker where the
physical memory that you want to use is located'.  For simple projects
look in the 'tutorial' directory of your CCS installation for a sample
.cmd file for your particular DSP.
Note: LCmd file details are tailored the the external mem size and your DSP.

mikedunn
>



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