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problems in using uc/os ii based on ccsv5.3

Cheng Li4
Prodigy 90 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMS570LS3137

Hi . I'm using the tms570ls3137 . the operation system is UC OS/ii ,be downloaded from the UC  official website.

i'm using ccsV5.3. when I  builded the code,it shows this.I have configured the linked resources but it doesn't work.

please tell me what should i do? the code of UCOS has been updated.

Micrium.zip
  • 0
    TI__Genius 10620 points

    If you take a close look at the linked in "BSP" resources, you will notice that they have a yellow (caution) explanation point on them.  This means that the link cannot be resolved to a valid location in the file system.  Fix the link to point to the correct location of these items and that may resolve your problem.

    Thanks,

    Stuart

  • 0 in reply to Stuart Baker
    Prodigy 90 points

    Hi

        Yes ,I have noticed the "BSP" resources, and I fixed 3 of the links,which are ""bsp.c"","bsp.h","cpu_bsp.c".

    but i can not find the rest files which required by the "BSP" source.   they are  "sys_core.asm","sys_core.h"

    "sys_memory.asm","sys_memory.h"   and so on. I don't know how to generate the rest files.

  • 0 in reply to Cheng Li4
    TI__Genius 10620 points

    Cheng,

    Could you point me to the origin of the directory tree you attached to this thread.  If I go to the Micrium website, the TMS570 port of uC/OS-II is only officially supported in IAR and Keil tools.  Furthermore, the tree I downloaded does not match the tree you provided.

    It is possible you have ended up with a "beta" version of a TI Code Composer Studio port.  To be clear, if it works in IAR and Keil, the porting effort to CCS and TI CGT should be relatively straight forward.  However, CCS does not look like an officially supported toolchain, and you may want to contact Micrium directly to get their possition on this.

    Thanks,

  • 0 in reply to Stuart Baker
    TI__Guru 68920 points

    Thanks Stuart.

    There was at one time a CCS port but it was to an older version of uC/OS-II and has fallen out of maintenance.

    Cheng,

    It's probably best to use IAR with Micrium as that combinations seems to be what Micrium supports best.  But I would agree the next course of action would be to talk to Micrium.