[MUSIC PLAYING] Hello, and welcome to Module 5 of the Linux Board Porting Online Series. This is our first lab exercise. And in this module I'll be showing you how to set up and install Code Composer Studio. There are two key elements to installing Code Composer Studio. The first is to make sure that the proper JTAG drivers are installed. Secondly, you will need to make sure that the registration is up to date, as this is a prerequisite of using JTAG with Code Composer Studio. Here we have a basic Ubuntu 12.04 installation.

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And the first thing we're going to need to do in order to set up a Code Composer Studio debug session is to install Code Composer Studio. Now, the first thing I'm going to do is open up a terminal. You can either go from Applications, Accessories, and select Terminal, or you can press Control/Alt/T, as in terminal. Either one will do that. I've already copied the install files for CCS into the home directory. Now, if we just take a quick look at the CCS install shell script, you can see that it takes a single argument, which is what the $1 is here. And it expects us to tell it where the CCS install files are in terms of a directory.

Now, the other thing that's important is when I call the CCS install script, I need to be sure to use root permissions. So in Ubuntu that's generally just using the sudo command. So I can say Sudo, CCS, Install, and then Home/User, which is the location of the CCS install files. We do that, and it will bring up this. Accept the license agreement.

Just going to use the default install folder. Here the defaults are support for the Cortex A and R9, which is what I want. You could put in compiler tools. We're going to use the SDK compiler tools.

We're not going to be using DSP bios or any of the simulators, so I'll skip that. But this is important. This is the JTAG support.

I'm going to be using a Spectrum Digital XTS 560. But I'm going to go ahead just put in support for all JTAG. You know, if you're using a BLACKHAWK, then, of course, you would select the BLACKHAWK.

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Obviously, just whatever emulator you use, you need to have the support [INAUDIBLE]. Go through the next, and then I'll pause the recording so you don't have to watch the entire process. Once the install completes, you'll get the finish screen here. And you can just press Finish. I'm not sure why the setup script hasn't exited here, but I'll just minimize the terminal. And you can see that we have config utilities for the BLACKHAWK and Spectrum Digital XTS 560, as well as Code Composer Studio, all of these icons set up on our desktop.

Now that Code Composer Studio is installed, let's go ahead and launch. I'm going to take the default workspace, go ahead and let Code Composer boot up. And now the first time you open a new workspace you'll get this Welcome to Code Composer Studio screen.

I'm just going to exit out of that. If you look down here in the corner you'll see Unlicensed. Now, this is a good thing to go ahead and show. If I do Help and Code Composer Studio Licensing Information, I can go to Upgrade and Launch the License Setup. Again, I'm just going to use Evaluate, so that'll be good for 90 days.