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Most of this content is applicable to CCS Eclipse.

In those cases, use the CDT headless commands (check the standard Eclipse CDT documentation for details).]] Do NOT use the the CCS specific commands to build standard Eclipse CDT projects. The reverse holds true for non-CCS projects (standard Eclipse CDT projects). When working with CCS projects it is recommended to use the CCS specific commands rather than the CDT headless commands. These commands are specific to CCS and are different from the CDT headless commands. If you are using CCS on Linux, see the (#working-with-ccs-linux) section below. If you are using CCSv4, see the (#working-with-ccsv4) section below. **IMPORTANT:** The below examples are for CCSv5 and greater on Windows.

\ccsv\eclipse (where x is the major CCS version number).

The executable to run the command line builds is in the 'eclipse' folder of your CCS install:

Create and Build Projects Using Command LineĬode Composer Studio has several terminal commands that can be used to create, build, and import projects.