When compiling code written for C6000 with the C7000 compiler, you must #include the C6000-to-C7000 migration reference header file c6x_migration.h at the beginning of the migrated source file.

• For most applications, including this header file should be sufficient to build and run.
• This file is provided as a reference implementation. You can modify or rename the file. For example, renaming the file to c6x.h would remove the need to change many #include directives in a project.
• You may #include both c6x_migration.h and c7x.h while in transition between C6000 and C7000 code.
• C/C++ source code that does not rely on C6000 intrinsics does not require a migration header file.

If you want to remove all references to C6000 when migrating, it is not necessary to include the C6000-to-C7000 migration reference header file. Instead, remove or modify all references to C6000-specific intrinsics and definitions. In this case, replace all instances of #include <c6x.h> with #include <c7x.h>.