Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC3120MOD, BOOSTXL-AUDIO, CC3120
Hello,
I am working on a college project where I want to use the CC3120MOD along with the BOOSTXL-AUDIO to wirelessly transmit sampled audio data using an MSP432P401R. I will attach all the projects I reference here in an archived file below.
I'm going to give some context here to the project and problem, but I am mainly looking for answers on using some code meant for a noRTOS project inside of a TI-RTOS project. I want to know if I can easily use IRQs declared by an interrupt vector originally from a noRTOS project in the context of a TI-RTOS project. I am trying to do this because I haven't successfully been able to sample the BOOSTXL-AUDIO board using TI-RTOS on the MSP432P401R myself, but I have found example code with a library that is specifically for the MSP432P401R and the BOOSTXL-AUDIO that uses noRTOS.
Any way that I can sample the BOOSTXL-AUDIO in `a TI-RTOS project would generally solve the problem I am having here. As an alternative, if I can use the CC3120 in a noRTOS project, that would also solve my issues.
I have two projects working independently. One is example code provided by WPI which samples the BOOSTXL-AUDIO. This is a noRTOS project using their open-source boostxl library (https://github.com/wpi-ece4703-b20/dsp_l2/tree/master/dsp_l2_interrupt). The other is a custom TI-RTOS program that streams raw UDP data using the CC3120MOD. I have a lot of experience using the CC3120 with TI-RTOS, but I have no previous experience working on noRTOS projects with the MSP432 .
I have NOT successfully gotten the code from the example project to work inside of a new TI-RTOS project. The functions called in the msp432_boostxl_lib library link and build correctly, but IRQs (declared in the library) are never triggered. I understand that in the example code (dsp_I2_interrupt) there is a file called "system_msp432p401r.c" where interruptVectors is declared. This is how normal noRTOS projects handle interrupts, right? I have seen this before but never worked on projects using them. If this file is how the IRQs declared in the library are linked to a project, can I simply copy this file into the TI-RTOS project to make the IRQs work properly?
Is there an easier way to approach this outside of using SYSCFG and rewriting a lot of these functions?
Any advice on where to go from here would be great.
Greg
