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resources:eval:user-guides:eval-adicup3029:tools:cces_user_guide [10 Oct 2017 21:08] – updating to the second release, added videos, and edited flow Brandon Busheyresources:eval:user-guides:eval-adicup3029:tools:cces_user_guide [03 Mar 2018 09:39] – [Workspace and Projects] Andrew McLachlan
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   - How to start and stop debugging an ADuCM3029 application   - How to start and stop debugging an ADuCM3029 application
   - How to create an Intel Hex (.hex) file from an ADuCM3029 application   - How to create an Intel Hex (.hex) file from an ADuCM3029 application
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 +<WRAP center round info 60%>
 +We have a playlist of **YOUTUBE VIDEOS** that can help you understand different functions and features of CrossCore Embedded Studio. [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiwaj4qabLWycR06TNf8eqSwX7qkDbSu_ | CrossCore Embedded Studio Videos ]]
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 ===== Workspace and Projects ===== ===== Workspace and Projects =====
  
-A CCES workspace is a folder (e.g. c:\Users\anon\cces\2.6.0) that contains project resources and metadata.+A CCES workspace is a folder (e.g. c:\Users\anon\cces\2.7.0) that contains project resources and metadata.
 When projects are created or imported, details about that project are stored in the workspace. The workspace metadata also includes preferences set through the CCES Preferences dialog box and IDE window layouts. When projects are created or imported, details about that project are stored in the workspace. The workspace metadata also includes preferences set through the CCES Preferences dialog box and IDE window layouts.
 By default, CCES creates new projects within your workspace folder. By default, CCES creates new projects within your workspace folder.
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-  - To disable semi-hosting in your program, visit your project Tools Settings. +  - To enable/disable semi-hosting in your program, visit your project //Tools Settings//. 
-  - Change the //semi-hosting support// option under //Linker | Libraries// to nosys.specs or None, depending on whether or not your program is currently using semi-hosting (e.g. printf).+  - Change the //semi-hosting support// option under //Linker | Libraries//: 
 +    * Enable semi-hosting by selecting the **rdimon.specs** option. 
 +      * Use this option if using the debugger for things like printf() or other similar tools. 
 +    * Disable semi-hosting by selecting the **nosys.specs** or **None** options. 
 +      * Use this option for standalone embedded operation.
   - After configuring your project, click Apply and/or OK.   - After configuring your project, click Apply and/or OK.
   - Right click on the project and select the //Build Project//.   - Right click on the project and select the //Build Project//.
resources/eval/user-guides/eval-adicup3029/tools/cces_user_guide.txt · Last modified: 08 Nov 2021 17:41 by Brandon Bushey

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