From: Brad Griffis <bgriffis@ti.com>
Date: Wed, 26 Dec 2018 22:04:40 +0000 (-0600)
Subject: Add README file
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Add README file
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+These Debug Server Scripting (DSS) files are intended to be invoked
+from inside the Code Composer Studio (CCS) Scripting console.  These scripts have been tested
+in CCS for both Windows and Linux.
+
+Directions:
+
+1. You first need to configure your debugger ccxml file.
+   a. File -> New -> Target Configuration File
+   b. Supply a name/location for the file.
+   c. View -> Target Configurations to see the available target configurations (yours should now be among them!).
+   d. Double-click your file in the Target Configurations panel to open it for editing.
+   e. Select your emulator and processor. Be sure to select a processor and not a board,
+      as we don't want any gel files to be part of the configuration. Save.
+   f. Do NOT connect to any CPU cores.  The scripts handle this automatically once you get the debug session launched.
+
+2. In the Target Configurations window, right-click on your ccxml file and select "Launch Selected Configuration".
+
+3. Launch the scripting console by going to View -> Scripting Console.
+
+4. Run the desired dss file using loadJSFile command, for example:
+
+loadJSFile C:\Users\username\workspace_v6_0\am57xx-dss-files\am57xx-ctt.dss
+
+The resulting output file(s) will be on your Desktop.  Each generated file contains a timestamp in its name
+such that you can invoke the scripts many times without overwriting previous files.
+