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  • Building DSPLINK example for OmapL137 using a makefile in CCS5

    Building DSPLINK example for OmapL137 using a makefile in CCS5

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    kassem nabha
    Posted by kassem nabha
    on Aug 06 2012 15:37 PM
    Prodigy120 points

    Hello;

    I am trying to build a DSPLINK example project, I was able to build it using a make file out side CCS 5,

    but how can I built it using that same make file in CCS 5,

    I am trying to do this for easy debugging, 

    and is it possible to do that for both the arm and dsp

    Note I was able to build both sides in windows and they both work perfectly.

    Thank you in advance

    Kassem 

    CCS5 omapl137 DSPLINK
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    • Rahul Prabhu
      Posted by Rahul Prabhu
      on Aug 06 2012 15:56 PM
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      Kassem,

      Have you looked at this wiki for creating GCC based project in CCSv5 environment. This might give you an idea of how to convert your makefile based project in CCSv5 based environment.

      http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/How_to_create_GCC_projects_in_CCSv5

      However since you are building a DSPLINK project, it implies that you have a high level OS like linux running on the ARM so the run time debugging may not be that straight forward as you would be required to setup a gdb server so I am also providing you link to linux aware debug in CCSv5:

      http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Linux_Debug_in_CCSv5.

      The instruction to halt the DSP application to connect and debug the DSP side of the DSPLINK application also apply in your use case:

      http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Debugging_the_DSP_side_of_a_DSPLink_application_on_OMAP-L138_using_CCS

      Good luck !!

      Regards,

      Rahul

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    • kassem nabha
      Posted by kassem nabha
      on Aug 07 2012 10:03 AM
      Prodigy120 points

      Rahul,

      Thank you for your help ill fallow the links, and if had any other questions ill post them here.

      Thank you again.

      Kassem.

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