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Existing Targets

Targets suppled with XDCtools

Introduction

The sections below enumerate the targets currently supplied with XDCtools (as of 6/00/08) and the compiler options that define these targets.

Since targets can be supplied outside the XDCtools bundle and new releases may include targets that not shown here it is best to open the CDOC online documentation (see Using the CDOC reference help system) and expand the ti.targets, microsoft.targets, and gnu.targets packages to see a list of currently supported targets as well as details about compiler options required by these targets.

To determine the code generation options that define the target, look at the cc.opts property of the target. For example, examining ti.targets.C64P.cc indicates that the -mv64p option defines the ti.targets.C64P target.

ti.targets

microsoft.targets

gnu.targets

How the tables were created

The target tables in the previous sections were all created by running the script shown below on the XDCtools 3.10 release.

/*
 *  Generate Target Table for mwiki
 *
 *  usage: xs -c gentt.xs target-package
 */
 
var ITarget = xdc.module("xdc.bld.ITarget");
 
/* ======== main ======== */
function main(args)
{
    var pkg = xdc.loadPackage(args[0]);
 
    print('{|cellpadding="4" cellspacing="2" border="1"');
    print("|-");
    print("!Name\n!Compiler Options\n!Description");
    print("|-");
 
    for each (var mod in xdc.om.$modules) {
        if (mod instanceof ITarget.Module
            && mod.$name.match("^" + args[0])) {
            var xdoc = mod.$spec.makeXDoc();
            print("|" + link(mod));
            print("|<tt> " + mod.cc.opts + "</tt>");
            print("|" + xdoc.getSummary());
            print("|-");
        }
    }
 
    print("|}");
}
 
/* ======== link ======== */
function link(mod)
{
    var a = mod.$name.split('.');
    var modName = a[a.length - 1];
    a.pop();
    var pkgName = a.join('.');
 
    return ("{{#tag:cdoc|name=" + pkgName + ":" + modName + "|" + mod + "}\
 
}

For example, running the script above on the microsoft.targets package produces the output shown below.

% xs -c gentt.xs microsoft.targets
{|cellpadding="4" cellspacing="2" border="1"
|-
!Name
!Compiler Options
!Description
|-
|{{#tag:cdoc|name=microsoft.targets:VC98|microsoft.targets.VC98}}
|<tt> -W3 -Zp1 -DWIN32 -D_DLL -D_AFXDLL -DEXPORT=""</tt>
|  Microsoft Windows 32-bit target using the Visual C/C++ 6.x compiler
|-
|{{#tag:cdoc|name=microsoft.targets:Win32|microsoft.targets.Win32}}
|<tt> -Zp1 -W3 -DWIN32 -D_DLL -D_AFXDLL -DEXPORT=""</tt>
|  Microsoft Windows 32-bit target using the Visual C/C++ compiler
|-
|{{#tag:cdoc|name=microsoft.targets:Net32|microsoft.targets.Net32}}
|<tt> -nologo -c</tt>
|  Microsoft .Net 32-bit native target
|-
|}

For information about how to create additional XDCscript tools, see The XDCscript Language.

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