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Q: Can I build my CCStudio project file outside of CCStudio?
Yes. CCStudio come with a utility called timake.exe that allows you to build your CCStudio project (*.pjt) file from the command line. Building a project with timake has the same effect as building the project from within the CCStudio IDE (timake uses the same project manager and versions of Code Generation Tools and DSP/BIOS that CCStudio is configured for).
To Invoke the timake Utility:
Open a DOS Command Prompt.
Setup the necessary environment variables by running the batch file DosRun.bat. This batch file must be run before using timake. If you installed the Code Composer Studio product in C:\CCStudio_v3.3, the batch file is located at: C:\CCStudio_v3.3\DosRun.bat
Run the timake utility.
The syntax for invoking the timake utility is:
>timake.exe PJT -lc | CFG [ -a | -clean ]
The first parameter is required.
PJT - The name of a Code Composer Studio project file (.pjt).
The second parameter must be one of the following:
lc: Lists the names of all configurations within the specified project. No build is performed.
CFG: The name of a project configuration. Performs an incremental build of the specified configuration. Only files that have been modified since the last build are recompiled. For additional information, see Building a Program.
When a project configuration (CFG) is specified as the second parameter, one of the following options can be specified as the third parameter:
-a: Rebuilds all files. By default, an incremental build is performed. This options forces the recompilation of all files.
-clean: Removes all intermediate files that may remain following a build.
