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DSP/BIOS failed to continuous refresh "printf log" and "CPU load" in CCS5.1

DSP/BIOS failed to continuous refresh "printf log" and "CPU load" in CCS5.1

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Miao Qian
Posted by Miao Qian
on Aug 02 2012 19:57 PM
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Dear sir/madam,

    I designed TMS320F28035 project with DSP/BIOS5.41, and the IDE is CCS5.1. The project works well, but I always failed to continuously watch "printf logs". The viewer can be updated only when the CPU is on suspend, even when I select "enable silicon real-time mode" and "enable RTA continuous refresh" . Besides, the "CPU load" viewer doesn't work at all.

   I am looking forward to your reply as soon as possible, thanks!

Regards,

Qian.Miao

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  • ToddMullanix
    Posted by ToddMullanix
    on Aug 06 2012 14:15 PM
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    Hi,

    Can you attach your .tcf file? I want to make sure you are setting up Rta correctly.

    Please note that real-time data exchange (RTDX) is no longer supported. Please refer to the following webpage for more details:
    http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Real_Time_Data_eXchange_%28RTDX%29

    The following website has some additional tips that might help you also (granted if it more focused on CCS 4.x:
    http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/BIOS_5_Real-Time_Analysis_%28RTA%29_in_CCSv4

    Todd

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  • Miao Qian
    Posted by Miao Qian
    on Aug 06 2012 20:56 PM
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     1614.Kuafu_bios.txt

    Dear Todd,

        Thank you for reply.

        I followed the website, but it did not work yet. Besides, my emulator is XDS-510, and printf log and cpu load viewer do well in my previous project with CCS3.3. I enclosed the tcf file and debug graph. The tcf file can't be updated, so I changed the extension name to txt.

      Best regards,

    Qian.Miao


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  • ToddMullanix
    Posted by ToddMullanix
    on Aug 07 2012 12:07 PM
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    The configuration looks correct. So you were able to get RTDX (runtime updating of the CCS logs/graphs) to work with CCS 3.3 with this application...correct? If this .out works with CCS 3.3 and not with CCS 5.1, I'm transfer this question to the CCS forum.

    Todd

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  • Miao Qian
    Posted by Miao Qian
    on Aug 10 2012 02:15 AM
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    Dear Todd,

        The project can't run on CCS3.3 because the device is TMS320F28035 and I have posted the question in forum.

    http://e2e.ti.com/support/embedded/bios/f/355/t/190485.aspx

      My previous project is designed for TMS320F28335, which can run with CCS3.3 correctly. 

      By the way, I contacted the emulator manufacturer, she said the emulator can support RTDX, no matter CCS3.3 or CCS5.1.

    Best regards,

    Qian.Miao

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  • ToddMullanix
    Posted by ToddMullanix
    on Aug 10 2012 12:34 PM
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    Unfortunately we no longer actively support RTDX so you are limited to stopmode. In recent releases of SYS/BIOS, we are supporting Ethernet, UART and USB as the transport mechanism to get real-time Log data off the target.

    Todd

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  • Miao Qian
    Posted by Miao Qian
    on Aug 12 2012 03:02 AM
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    Dear Todd,

        It's a bad news. I have to update my project, but I think sys/bios will consume larger RAM.

       Thanks!

    Qian.Miao

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