| Issue |
114979
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| Summary |
TI (Texas Instruments) C2000 Family not supported by clangd language server
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| Labels |
new issue
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| Assignees |
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| Reporter |
student433
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**1. System Information:**
- **OS:** Windows
- **Compiler:** cl2000 (version 22.6.1.LTS)
- **Build System:** CMake
- **IDEs used:** VS Code, Eclipse CDT
- **MCU Family:** C2000
- **MCU Series:** F280015x
**2. Problem Description:**
We currently use a CMake project over the TI C2000 MCU and would like to deploy clangd for code analysis. The include paths are picked up by clangd after manually adjusting `compile_commands.json` flags for them to be recognized by clangd. Since predefined macros are picked up by clangd using target information, we are at a dead end situation as there is currently no support for the TI C2000 Family. We currently use the triple target definition `msp430-none-eabi` for a little help as it also comes from TI and resolve some basic pre-defines but we are still far away from our destination.
Hence, my questions are:
- Would it be possible to upstream support for the C2000 Family over clangd? or otherwise, what would we need to do to add this support?
- Since even the `compile_commands.json` commands are not recognized as it does not have gcc-style argument flags, is there a way for clangd to overcome this? Our compiler command looks like this :
`C:\\ti\\ccs1281\\ccs\\tools\\compiler\\ti-cgt-c2000_22.6.1.LTS\\bin\\cl2000.exe --compile_only --c_file=C:\\Users\\eclipse-workspace\\can_echo\\source\\can_transmit_receive.c -DNDEBUG --include_path=C:\\Users\\eclipse-workspace\\can_echo\\device\\driverlib --include_path=C:\\Users\\eclipse-workspace\\can_echo\\device --include_path=C:\\Users\\eclipse-workspace\\can_echo\\device\\driverlib\\inc --include_path=C:\\Users\\eclipse-workspace\\can_echo\\syscfg --include_path=C:\\ti\\ccs1281\\ccs\\tools\\compiler\\ti-cgt-c2000_22.6.1.LTS\\include -v28 -ml -mt --opt_level=off --define=_FLASH --define=_LAUNCHXL_F2800157 --diag_suppress=10063 --gen_func_subsections=on --abi=eabi --output_file=can_echo.c.obj`
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