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This page provides a collection of training material for Code Composer Studio. In many cases the source presentation and lab material is provided. This is done to facilitate customization and translation of the material. Please feel free to use this material as you see fit. The material is meant to be training for Code Composer Studio and not for a specific device. The lab materials will be written for a particular device but the training focuses on the features of the development tools and is applicable to a broad range of devices.

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Workshops

Workshops are complete training sessions. They are typically 3 - 4 hours in length however they can be customizing by adding or removing different modules. A module covers a specific feature and ranges from 20 minutes to 1 hour in length.

Fundamentals Workshop

The CCSv5 Fundamentals Workshops are roughly half-day workshops for beginners who wish to learn the basics of the CCSv5.1 environment. The content covered varies depending on the device.

Advanced Workshop

The CCSv5 Advanced Workshops are roughly half-day workshops. Currently the workshop is somewhat focused on Linux development but does contain modules such as portable projects and script that are relevant for all device families. This workshop will be updated this year to be a couple of separate workshops.

Modules Library

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Learn how to make a project portable so that it can be shared by team members in a version control environment
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Learn how to make a project portable so that it can be shared by team members in a version control environment
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Learn how to debug Linux applications using gdb within the CCS environment
Learn how to debug Linux kernel modules
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The ULP (Ultra Low Power) Advisor provides advice on how to make your application more power efficient
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How to work with multi-core devices
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System Analyzer
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scripting basics
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The ETB or Embedded Trace Buffer is a powerful feature available on many TI ARM and DSP devices.  The ETB can be used to capture cpu trace, data trace or system trace depending on the device.  It does not require a special trace receiver as the trace data is captured to an on-chip trace buffer.
System Trace is a powerful feature available on some TI ARM and DSP devices.  System Trace can be used to capture system trace information on selected devices which support cTools debug capability, either through ETB support on the device or an XDS560v2 emulator .
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Pages in category "CCS Training"

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