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Renaming readwrite.out

  • Pratheek Prakash
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    on Apr 26 2012 02:07 AM
    Prodigy55 points

    Hi experts,

                      How can I rename readwrite.out I get after building DSP side? In the ARM side I was able to rename readwritegpp by changing its name  in the COMPONENT file. But I cannot do the same for the DSP side even after changing the name in COMPONENT file of DSP.  Please help

    Regards

    Pratheek

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  • Steven Connell
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    on Apr 26 2012 14:03 PM
    Mastermind20580 points

    Hi Pratheek,

    Which version of BIOS and CCS are you using?

    Are you simply trying to rename the executable file that is the result of building your project within CCS?

    Or is this something you are trying to do at runtime from within your application?

    Steve

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  • Pratheek Prakash
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    on Apr 26 2012 23:44 PM
    Prodigy55 points

    Hi Steve,

     Thanks for the quick reply.. I'm using dvsk tool of TI to build the code in Linux environment, not CCS. I want to rename the .out in run time.

    As I had mentioned I was able to rename the output of GPP side by changing the output name in the COMPONENT file. But the same thing is not working with DSP side.

    Regards

    Pratheek

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  • Steven Connell
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    on Apr 27 2012 17:52 PM
    Mastermind20580 points

    Hi Pratheek,

    I still need to find out some more information in order to help you.  Which version of the DVSDK are you using?

    Is your application a BIOS application?

    Pratheek Prakash
    I was able to rename the output of GPP side by changing the output name in the COMPONENT file

    Can you please elaborate on this?  I don't know what "the COMPONENT file" is.

    Steve

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