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    Question : Where is the CLA math macro library in CLA_sine example

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    Frank H Zhang
    Posted by Frank H Zhang
    on Apr 21 2012 19:38 PM
    Expert1360 points

    Hi,

    I am using MCU TMS320F28035

    I am studying the CLA_sine example from ControlSUITE.

    In the file " CLA.asm" , it includes the CLA math macro library ----   .include   "CLAmathLib_type0.inc"    ,  but I can't find the actual library file in the project file list.

    I assume that if you include a library in your " .asm" file, you have to added or linked it to your project.

    I am confused.

    Hope someone can check this example, and explain.   (~ \controlSUITE\libs\math\CLAmath\v300\2803x_examples\examples_ccsv4\Sine)

    Thank you,

    Frank

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    • Frank H Zhang
      Posted by Frank H Zhang
      on Apr 23 2012 11:23 AM
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      Can anyone help me with this?

      Thanks,

      Frank

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    • Vishal_Coelho
      Posted by Vishal_Coelho
      on Apr 23 2012 13:55 PM
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      Frank,

      If you look under the project properties in the Include options, you will see the path for the lib folder is specified,

      This tells CCS where to look for the .inc file when i include it in CLA.asm.

      Regards,

      Vishal

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    • Frank H Zhang
      Posted by Frank H Zhang
      on Apr 23 2012 16:27 PM
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      Thank you for your help, Vishal.

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