Part Number: DRA80XMEVM Hello,
for the C6000 processors, there was an optimization guide available (IntroductiontoTMS320C6000 DSP Optimization). Is there a similar document available for the C7000 DSPs?
Best,
Florian
Hi Shyam.
I finally had the time to test the caching with the files from the TIDL package. It worked! Thank you for your input.
Have a nice day and a great Christmas :)
Best,
Florian
Part Number: DRA80XMEVM Hello TI support team,
I was wondering what options are available for measuring performance directly on the DSPs? I'm currently working with an DRA8 EVM board and I'm able to execute code on the C7x/C66x directly. At the moment…
Part Number: DRA829 TDA4VM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UNIFLASH
Hello,
is there a simple example demonstrating the following scenarios:
1. A C++ application running in the A72 offloading parts of an algorithm to the C71 DSP 2. A C++ application running…
Part Number: DRA80XMEVM Tool/software: Linux I'm trying to boot the AM65X board from the network.
Following are the commands I used to after stopping the autoboot.
set autoload no
dhcp
set serverip 10.30.12.66
tftpboot 0x80080000 Image
tftpboot 0x82080000…
Part Number: DRA80XMEVM
Tool/software: Linux
Hi,
We are facing an issue while trying to boot the AM35X board from the TFTP server.
Following are the commands we used in the boot menu after pausing the autoboot
setenv autoload no
dhcp
set serverip…
Part Number: DRA80XMEVM Hi,
I am working on bare metal code for A53 on DRA80xM IDK board. I am connecting to core-0 through debugger.
Is there any sample code available to start core-1 from cluster-0 and respective cores from cluster-1?
Regards,
Dev…
Part Number: DRA80XMEVM Dear expert,
Customer are survey our DRA90XM in their automotive application.
For power solution, we don't have Q grade PMIC solution now.( as you can find in below E2E post)
http://e2e.ti.com/support/power-management/f/196…
Part Number: DRA80XMEVM Tool/software: Linux Hi,
We are trying to realize a use case wherein, we want to dynamically switch between 2 root partitions (through boot loader). For eg: our SDCard has 3 partitions /dev/mmcblk0p1 (boot partition), /dev/mmcblk0p2…
