I am looking this CC3200 modules and I would like to make audio streaming over wifi.
For I now I use pic mcu. How about the developement of these mcu ? Are there libraries and apis for audio streaming, wifi ?
Is the Texas ide-compiler easy to use ?
Here is my experience of the CC3200 from a couple of years back...
Be aware that for streaming applications, there is a real world bitrate limit far below the raw WiFi 802.11g/n specs. I achieved about 14Mbps UDP maximum in an optimium setup (no WiFi encryption, AP and device in close proximity). In more representative use cases, this speed will inevitably reduce.
The SmartConfig automatic WiFi setup I found caused more headaches than it was worth.
When it came to laying out my own board for a chip rather than the module, despite having a fair bit of experience in this domain, I couldn't get my own boards to work, even getting the oscillators to work was a lesson in hair pulling. This was when they first released the devices publicly though, two or three years ago, so things may have changed. I'd only consider using the module based on my experience.
The TI toolchain is fine, as long as you spend time getting to learn the TI way of doing things, particularly around specifying build directories for your projects.
The close coupling of the processor to the WiFi core does afford better OTA throughput than separate SPI based solutions.
I don't know what the value is of the OP's boards are over TI's own CC3200-LaunchXL board other than Arduino pinout and a smaller form factor if you're intending to use TI's toolchain. From a support perspective, I generally strongly recommend chip vendors' boards over third party ones, they are designed to work out of the box with the vendor tools, you have enough on your plate getting stuff to work without adding the additional dimension of another vendor.