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SYSCONFIG: Standalone/Cloud SYSCONFIG does not support multicore configurations

Part Number: SYSCONFIG

Tool/software:

Using the am263P4-CC  spinlock example in CCS, when sysconfig is loaded the IDE is aware of both cores R5FSS0_0 and R5FSS0_1 sysconfig files.  See images and tabs.

When core0_0 adds a shared memory region, core0_1 adds the shared memory regions in it's linker file. 

When using standalone SYSCONFIG or cloud version, how do you load up .sysconfig files for both cores so that it does the same.

Seems you can only load up one at a time, and when you load up core 0_1's .sysconfig, the code gen does not add the shared mem section in it's linker file.

The file menu only allows creating or opening a new file.  It does not allow an "add core" feature.

  • Hi Huey, 

    I will get this to the right expert as soon as I can. This might be a limitation of the cloud/browser version of SYSCONFIG, but I will let them comment further. 

    Thank you,

    -Randy

  • Just realized i posted the same image twice.  here's the correct ones.

    Notice Core0_1 .cmd has "Regions not defined in this core but shared by other cores" 

  • Hi Huey,

    apologies for the delayed response as I was OOO.

    the multi core configuration in syscfg is supported via mcu plus sdk ccs project of multicore example.

    Recommendation would be to take a multicore project and use it as a base for your development 

    we do not recommend setting milt core environment using a standalone syscfg as it is prone to mistakes during configuration phase.

    let me know if you need any more information