SmartCode

New mul­ti-core develop­ment envi­ron­ment for Infi­neon Next Gen­er­a­tion AURIX™ TC4x Micro­con­trollers

Down­load Items
Online Doc­u­men­ta­tion and FAQ
Prod­uct Overview

VERSIONS

V10.3
V10.2
V10.1


Version 10.3

Octo­ber 2024

Online Documentation

Smart­Code Online Doc­u­men­ta­tion

Release Notes

Release Notes — v10.3r1p1 (Build 25020587)
Release Note — v10.3r1 (Build 24092244)

Documentation

Smart­Code Get­ting Start­ed — v10.3r1
Tri­Core User Guide — v10.3r1
ARC/PPU User Guide — v10.3r1
8051 User Guide (XC800/SCR) — v10.3r1
MCS User Guide (GTM) — v10.3r1
RTE for TriCore/PPU User Guide — v10.3r1
Script Debug­ger User Guide — v10.3r1


Version 10.2

Decem­ber 2023

Online Documentation

Smart­Code Online Doc­u­men­ta­tion

Release Notes

Release Note — v10.2r1p1 Prod­uct Enhance­ments Sum­ma­ry (Build 24013048)
Release Note — v10.2r1 Prod­uct Enhance­ments Sum­ma­ry (Build 23112455)

Downloads

All patch­es can be down­loaded at the down­load area of our sup­port cen­ter
v10.2r1p1 update patch (Build 24013048) — see Release Note for details

Documentation

Smart­Code Get­ting Start­ed — v10.2r1
Tri­Core User Guide — v10.2r1
ARC/PPU User Guide — v10.2r1
8051 User Guide (XC800/SCR) — v10.2r1
MCS User Guide (GTM) — v10.2r1
Script Debug­ger User Guide — v10.2r1


Version 10.1

Jan­u­ary 2022

ONLINE DOCUMENTATION AND FAQ

See our SmartCode Online Documentation for the Getting Started and User Guide for the different toolsets in SmartCode.

The rest of this page contains SmartCode tips & tricks from our customer support staff.

After installing SmartCode, some existing TASKING TriCore installations do not run anymore and quit with a Java error. How comes?

ECLIPSE

After installing SmartCode, some existing TASKING TriCore installations do not run anymore and quit with a Java error. How comes?

Eclipse requires a JRE (Java 11) to run and there­fore the TASKING installer detects if a JRE sup­port­ing Java ver­sion 11 is installed on your sys­tem by check­ing the reg­istry for either an Ora­cle or Adop­tOpen­JDK ver­sion. If no JRE is found or an incor­rect ver­sion is installed on your sys­tem, the TASKING installer sug­gests to install Adop­tOpen­JDK. When you opt for installing Adop­tOpen­JDK then be aware of the fol­low­ing con­se­quences:

AdoptOpenJDK has no automated updates like Oracle. You must update the JRE yourself on a regular base.

AdoptOpenJDK updates the PATH variable and this will prevent older versions of Eclipse (using 32-bit java) to be started.

You will have to manually update the eclipse.ini files of older TASKING products and specify a virtual machine by using the ‑vm option.

Hereby an example for 32-bits java version “1.8.0_301”. Add the following two lines at the beginning of eclipse.ini:

-vm
C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_51\bin\javaw
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