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#error NO CHIP DEFINED

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Posted by habeeb siddique37664

on Sep 20 2010 11:19 AM

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Hi , I am receiving this error, please help me resolve this.

#error NO CHIP DEFINED c:/Program Files/C55xxCSL/include csl_chiphal.h

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Posted by Hyun Kim

on Sep 20 2010 13:42 PM

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hi,

I think that your CSL setting is not correct. Can you reinstall CSL and do not use default directory (give a directory name without any space in the directory name)?

Regards,

Hyun

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Posted by habeeb siddique37664

on Sep 20 2010 14:12 PM

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hi this is the error received, my error was not clearly described already

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#error NO CHIP DEFINED c:/Program Files/C55xxCSL/include csl_chiphal.h

Posted by Hyun Kim

on Sep 20 2010 15:32 PM

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Hi,

In order to give you more helpful answer, please provide more information:

1. What version of CSL are referring to?

2. What device are you using i.e.C5515?

3. What board are you using?

4. What CCS version are you using?

5. What Cogen tool version and BIOS version?

6. What example code are you referring?

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Hyun

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Posted by habeeb siddique37664

on Sep 20 2010 17:06 PM

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1. What version of CSL are referring to?

2. What device are you using i.e.C5515? - TMS320VC5509A

3. What board are you using? - TMS320VC5509A DSK

4. What CCS version are you using? - Code Composer Studio, Version: 4.1.3.00038

5. What Cogen tool version and BIOS version?

6. What example code are you referring? the code file i am running is my own code file

I do not know how to find the version for the Cogen tool version and the BIOS version

I do not know the version of the CSL that i have.

please tell me how i can find out about the version for the BIOS, Cogen tool and CSL.

Posted by Yuhua He

on Sep 20 2010 17:31 PM

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Hi, habeeh,

Add "#include *_csl.h" in your *.c and *.cpp files. *_csl.h is the generated file if you migrate from CCSv3.x to CCSv4.x.

In *.csl.h, you should see something like "#define CHIP_5510PG2_1 1", that is device revision.

Regards,

Yuhua

Posted by habeeb siddique37664

on Sep 20 2010 18:59 PM

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i did not understand " #include *_csl.h " does the ' * ' mean the peripheral that i use like ' dma_csl.h ' or ' mcbsp_csl.h '.

should i add them to all my source files.

Posted by Yuhua He

on Sep 20 2010 21:14 PM

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First, check Fig.11 at "http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Importing_CCSv3_Projects_into_CCSv4#CSL_and_XDAIS".

If this is doesn't work, I will provide more details on *_csl.h, basically, it is not one of the CSL header files (dma_csl.h, mcbsp_csl.h), it is a generated file when I migrated from CCS2.20 to CCSv4.1.

Yuhua