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    About CCS IDE update issue for C6474

    About CCS IDE update issue for C6474

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    touse
    Posted by touse
    on Apr 09 2009 05:22 AM
    Expert1475 points

    Dear all:

    I want to simulate TMS320C6474 DSP with CCS v3.3, and it requires to update the CCS V3.3 to support this DSP, so I download the SR12_CCS_v3.3_SR_3.3.82.13.exe from my.TI. But when running the update package, following warning is given:
     
    Warning
    ---------------------------
    Setup has not found any valid products to update.
    Your system may already be up-to-date or you are
    attempting to install a serial update out of sequence.

    Setup will now abort.

    When I press the OK button, the update aborts! The same situation still exists for other SR package such as SR2 and SR10.
     
    I search for the answers for this problem, and uninstall the original CCS v3.3 and re-intall the CCS v3.3 and this time I can install the update, but another problem exists, when I use C6474 simulator to run the program, the time I start CCS, a file named 'emif.log' is created under the Disk C:\, which is my OS disk. And the file is written when running the CCS  
    program, in one or two miniutes, the emif.log is as much as 2GB large.
     
    So I uninstall the CCS and clean the registry as the FAQ listed in
    http://tiexpressdsp.com/wiki/index.php?title=CCStudio_FAQ
    1.1.34 Q: When upgrading to newer versions of Code Composer Studio, how do I clean the Windows Registry? 
    . But when I install CCS v3.3 again, this time I can't install the update package. This problem remains when I uninstall and re-install the CCS v3.3! Would u pls give an instuction on how to update the CCS? This problem troubles me much!  
    Thanks for your reply!
     
    Best Regards  
     
    Touse from AVST

    Digital Signal Processing, ARM DSPs, Embedded System, Multi-core Programming

    C6474 CCS v3.3
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    • Manivannan E
      Posted by Manivannan E
      on Apr 09 2009 09:00 AM
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      Hi,

         I suggest you install CCS in different location rather than the default location. This should get you going on CCSv3.3.

      About the C6467 simulator - emif.log, this is a debug log & i believe it's accidentaly enabled in the release. To avoid this, open CCSetup, click on one of the CPUs,  check what is the Simulator Config file on the right pane of CCSetup. Open the simulator config file, search for "test_log_file" and comment that line. (comment syntax - //). After this you shouldn't see emif.log getting generated.

      regards,

      Mani 



      If my reply answers your question please mark the thread as answered

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    • touse
      Posted by touse
      on Apr 09 2009 21:35 PM
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      Thanks!I've tried to install CCS in different location, but it doesn't work!

      As to the log problem, I'll check it! But the problem is whatever I reinstall, the SR packaged can't be

      patched!

      Digital Signal Processing, ARM DSPs, Embedded System, Multi-core Programming

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    • Ki-Soo Lee
      Posted by Ki-Soo Lee
      on Apr 12 2009 16:33 PM
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      Hello Touse,

      Are you using a limited version (evaluation, DSK, etc) of CCS 3.3?

      Thanks

      ki

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      Posted by touse
      on Apr 27 2009 06:10 AM
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      I got a newer version of CCS v3.3, now it works well, Thanks all!

      Digital Signal Processing, ARM DSPs, Embedded System, Multi-core Programming

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