Part Number: F29H85X-SOM-EVM
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SYSCONFIG
We have a project running well on an F29H85X-SOM-EVM devlopment board and shortly we will be migrating to some custom hardware. This project is built with CCS 20.2.012_1.8.0 and uses f29h85x-sdk_1_01_00_00. It was based on the multi core blinky examples for cores 1 & 3.
Prior to the arrival of the custom board we thought it would be a good idea to update CCS and the SDK to the latest versions. Installing and using CCS 20.5.0.28_1.11.0 does not seem to create any issues with building the project. Updating the SDK to 1_03_00_00 however is is a different story.
I would like to undersand if there is an upgrade path here as the sysconfig process and files look particularly different? I have tried migrating and found a thread regarding the removal of some cpux.js entries. Using this I did manage to open the configuration but have issues with missing clock dividers, whick leaves me unable to open sysconfig and build the project. Also when the project opens only 1 CPU is listed. Is this going to be changed?
"cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'divideValue')"
Loading the multicore blinky example from 1_03_00_00 buids fine. I noticed the build steps have changed. One issue with the earlier project is that I always have to clean both cpu projects before build because the build process removes the certificate for cpu3. Seems the latest update fixes this. Is there a way I can change the original project to behave the same?
Finally it seems there is no easy method to create a multicore project from scratch. I would like to understand if this has changed with 1_03_00_00?
