SPNU151V January 1998 – February 2020
The linker uses the TI_ARM_C_DIR environment variable to name alternate directories that contain object libraries. The command syntaxes for assigning the environment variable are:
Operating System | Enter |
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UNIX (Bourne shell) | TI_ARM_C_DIR="pathname1;pathname2;..."; export TI_ARM_C_DIR |
Windows | set TI_ARM_C_DIR=pathname1;pathname2;... |
The pathnames are directories that contain input files. The pathnames must follow these constraints:
set TI_ARM_C_DIR=c:\path\one\to\tools ; c:\path\two\to\tools
set TI_ARM_C_DIR=c:\first path\to\tools;d:\second path\to\tools
The environment variable remains set until you reboot the system or reset the variable by entering:
Operating System | Enter |
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UNIX (Bourne shell) |
unset TI_ARM_C_DIR
|
Windows |
set TI_ARM_C_DIR=
|
NOTE
The TI_ARM_C_DIR environment variable takes precedence over the older TMS470_C_DIR environment variable if both are defined. If only TMS470_C_DIR is set, it will continue to be used.