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SYSLINK: trace problems

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powersoft powersoft
Posted by powersoft powersoft
on Mar 20 2012 08:49 AM
Prodigy110 points

Hello everyone.
I'm starting to customize my first application for syslink, DSP side. I am currently customizing the example 'ringio'.
I'd want to print trace strings using the command 'System_printf' but it seems not working.  I have compiled the syslink module with options:
SYSLINK_BUILD_DEBUG = 1
SYSLINK_TRACE_ENABLE = 1

and installed it by:
insmod syslink.ko TRACE=1

Does anyone have recommendations?


Thanks and see you soon.

Paolo.

Syslink C6-Integra,
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  • powersoft powersoft
    Posted by powersoft powersoft
    on Mar 20 2012 10:04 AM
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    Prodigy110 points

    Hello everyone,
    I try to explain better what is the purpose of customization that I want to accomplish. What interests me is being able to launch an application from ARM to DSP (for example through slaveloader_debug) and be able to send trace-strings from the DSP to standard output of the ARM.

    Is it possible? Which is the best way to imlement this?

    Bye.

    Paolo.

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    Posted by Andrew Elder
    on Apr 13 2012 10:09 AM
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    Paolo,

    I didn't see an answer to this. Did you get it working ?

    - Andrew

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