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(quick question) Is Code Composer Studio mainly for DSP for OMAPL1xx processors?

(quick question) Is Code Composer Studio mainly for DSP for OMAPL1xx processors?

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Peter Bankole
Posted by Peter Bankole
on Nov 24 2010 10:42 AM
Prodigy180 points

Is it possible to assess the gpp side in the OMAPL138 processor in CCS 3.3 or CCS4.0, and then link(dsplink) it to the dsp code?

I have been coding the gpp side and dsp side in linux usiing dsp/bios and dsplink but I want to try windows only. I know you could connect linux with windows using Samba, but I was just wondering if you do all the implementation(both gpp and dsp code) in CCS and then compile to produce one single binary .

DSP LINK DSP BIOS ccs 3.3 omapl138 linux OMAPL138 DSPLINK ccs 4.0
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  • Peter Bankole
    Posted by Peter Bankole
    on Nov 24 2010 13:39 PM
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    Now that I think about it this question does not make sense

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  • Deepali Uppal
    Posted by Deepali Uppal
    on Nov 30 2010 01:28 AM
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    The build requirements for GPP and DSP side are discrete. You can work on Windows if you have a Linux emulation or Linux virtual machine on which you can build the GPP core.

    The binaries will be separate and discrete. It cannot be combined to one binary.

    Deepali

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  • Peter Bankole
    Posted by Peter Bankole
    on Nov 30 2010 06:02 AM
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    Hey Deepali thanks for the reply. Im currently experimenting with linux Virtual Box with Samba already.It make sense that the binaries are discrete.

    Instead, could you please see you know the answer to this forum -http://e2e.ti.com/support/embedded/f/354/p/75285/273611.aspx#273611 .  (Title -_ZCPYDATA_SWI_OBJ unresolved symbols ERROR in linux.) Thanks for the help, trully appreciat it.

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