Is there a Code Composer Studio for Linux??

[akshayas1986]

Hi guys,

I was curious to know if there is a "Code Composer Studio (CCS)" for Linux or something equivalent to it for working on DSP kits. If you dont know what CCS is, its a software developed by Texas Instruments to develop programs and implement on their Digital Signal Processing (DSP) processors.

Thanks

[akshayas1986]

Anyone who has an answer for this?

[asynchronous13]

I'm also interested in an alternative to Code Composer Studio. So far, I haven't found one.

[lncoll]

I'm lookin for it too. As ide seems to be Eclipse may be the plugins can be installed in Linux. I want to try it as soon as possible, if anyone has tested please report results.

[jpkotta]

CCS? Almost certainly not. I found a DSP cross compiler for Linux from TI. https://www-a.ti.com/downloads/sds_support/targetcontent/LinuxDspTools/index.html (registration required). I have no idea how many DSPs it supports, but it did support the one I had. It was the DSP in an OMAP5912, can't remember the exact name off the top of my head.

[abinabin2]

doesnt the ccs work well with wine...

[wiznillyp]

What about the USB drivers for JTAC?

If you got it to work with WINE, how do you get the code onto the physical modules?

[vertago1]

In the past I have had to use vmware player to run a windows virtual machine to do testing on embedded platforms since TI doesn't provide support for ubuntu.

[csgrad]

I have found this page on the wiki for CCS:
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Linux_Host_Support

There is a beta version that seems to have been tested on Ubuntu 9.10 and 10.04 that is linked about half way down the page.