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Version 4.1x for TMS320C32 support

I am working on software changes to a legacy product which uses the TMS320C32. I started with CCS 6.0.1 and found the TMS320C32 was not supported. I tried version 4.2.4.00033 and still not supported.  I searched the  TI web site and they had a link for a download for 4.1x Service pack 2. When I tried the install it complained that the original 4.1 was not there. Is there a link to download Version 4.1x?

Kurt

  • Hi Kurt,
    You need Code Composer (CC) 4.1. Note the missing 'Studio'. Code Composer (CC) was the product that predates the Code Composer Studio (CCS) line

    Please send me a private message so we can discuss how you get CC4.1x.

    Note that it is very unlikely that CC will work on any Windows environment past XP (CC4.1 was released about ~17 years ago). And the OS has to be 32-bit (no 64-bit drivers).
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    Thanks
    ki
  • Thanks for the previous help. I am now running version 4.10.37 on a Windows XP platform. I am compiling and linking the program but having issues with the Simulator. I see that the code, variables and vectors all load into memory space. When I try to single step or run I get the error:

    "Can't Run Target DSP

    Error number -2154

    Error address 0"

    What does the error mean? Is there a list of error exceptions somewhere so I don't have chase them down?

    Kurt

  • Hi Kurt,

    Note that you are using an extremely old version of the debugger with no support at all. So documentation for it is hard to come by. I hunted around for what Error -2154 could mean. I was able to dig up the following below:

    Error ID:-2154    Error Description: TRG_ERR_MACCESS_PTI

    Description:TRG_ERR_MACCESS_PTI Error Occured at 0x%08X

    Additional Information:

    The emulator tried to access a piece of memory that it doesn't have the proper access size for.

    Note that this error message is for Code Composer Studio (probably version 3). It *may* be applicable to Code Composer since some debug/emulation components were shared between the two version. But honestly I really don't know. Code Composer is so old that there are few people left who are actually familiar with it.

    Good luck.

    ki