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Bug 324503

Summary:	<xdc/std.h> should define magic symbols for all TI compilers
Product:	[Technology] RTSC	Reporter:	Karl Wechsler <karl>
Component:	Core	Assignee:	Dave Russo <d-russo>
Status:	CLOSED FIXED	QA Contact:
Severity:	normal
Priority:	P1	CC:	cring, d-russo, karl, sascha
Version:	unspecified
Target Milestone:	---
Hardware:	All
OS:	All
Whiteboard:	target:3.21

Description Karl Wechsler

2010-09-03 22:21:13 EDT

This would simplify use of <xdc/std.h>.  Using it without xdc build flow is very cumbersome (I know, it's documented, but ...)

See attached.

Comment 1 Dave Russo

2011-01-13 19:16:00 EST

Added select.h to the ti.targets package (in xdctargets-d14) which selects appropriate xdc_target_* values based on TI compiler pre-defined macros.

This header is included by xdc/std.h (in xdc-w22) whenever 
    1. a TI compiler is used _and_ 
    2. the xdc_target_* symbols are _not_ already defined

Not all TI targets are supported; obsolete targets were ommitted.  All future TI targets will require that this file be updated.

Comment 2 Sasha Slijepcevic

2011-02-24 14:36:11 EST

I verified the fix using the test target.select from the xdctest tree. With 3.21.00.30, the test fails because xdc_target_* values are not available either on the command line or from xdc/std.h. With 3.21.00.40, for multiple TI targets the test is passing because xdc_target_* values are brought in from xdc/std.h by including ti/targets/select.h.

Comment 3 Dave Russo

2011-06-20 14:02:59 EDT

Shipped in XDCtools 3.21.

Comment 4 Dave Russo

2011-06-20 14:05:05 EDT

Shipped in XDCtools 3.21