TMS320F28P650DK: Question about TMS320F28P650DK

Hello,

I was able to program the same example and view the RTOS objects on my setup.

How is the customer programming their device (are they connected to the CPU1)? What version of CCS are they using?

Best,

Matt

Hello Matt:

I am using a 28p65 development board, and I am directly programming via USB simulation, connecting to cpu1 (I have tried both flash and RAM). The CCS version is 20.3.0.14_1.9.0

Hello,

Can you try upgrading to the latest CCS version (20.4)? I will loop in the CCS team if that still does not fix it.

Best,

Matt

Hello Matt：

I tried, but the same issue occurred - the view still cannot be displayed, Please help,Thanks!!!

Hello,

I've looped in the CCS team to assist further, please expect a slight delay in assistance.

Best,
Matt

Hi Matt,

I see the same issue with the same project. I am using C2000Ware 6.00.01.00. When I open the generated syscfg_c.rov.xs for the project, I see:

/*
 *  ======== syscfg_c.rov.xs ========
 *  This file contains the information needed by the RTOS Objects
 *  (ROV) tool.
 *
 *  Specifically, this file names the C-ROV implementation files declared
 *  by the modules that are part of the app's configuration.  In the
 *  future this file will also contain a serialization of corresponding
 *  module configuration parameters which can be used by the ROV provided
 *  views.
 *
 *  DO NOT EDIT - This file is generated by the SysConfig tool.
 */

var crovFiles = [
];

var objectViewerFiles = [
];

This would explain why I don't see anything.

What do you see in your file?

Thanks

ki

Hi Ki:

This is still not working. Please take a look at this problem as soon as possible. Is there anything else that needs to be investigated?Thanks!!!

I took a look at this again and now I see my xs file looks like yours.

This path:

    "kernel/FreeRTOS/rov/FreeRTOS.rov.js",

Should point to a file in the SDK.

However, this path does always exist in C2000Ware. I believe it depends on how you got the package.

If you downloaded it from ti.com directly and installed it, the file exists.

If you installed it from CCS Resource Explorer or New Project wizard, then the "rov" folder is missing.

Jimmy - how did you install it? And does the file exist in your SDK?

Matt - Do you see the file? I assume you are using an SDK installation you manually installed?

Thanks

ki

Hi Ki,

Yes, I have a manual SDK installation. I see FreeRTOS.rov.js in C2000Ware_6_00_01_00\kernel\FreeRTOS\rov.

Best,

Matt

It looks like the package handed off to Resource Explorer is missing that folder and file.

Ki said:

Jimmy - how did you install it? And does the file exist in your SDK?

If this file and folder does not exist, please extract the following zip file to: 

C:\ti\C2000Ware_6_00_01_00\kernel\FreeRTOS

rov.zip