Concerto 28M36 Dual Core Blinky problem

Hao Wang

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Hello, have anyone here tried Dual Core Blinky Example of M36?

I programmed both cores as indpendent FLASH mode, but so far I've only been able to make the blinky_dc_m3 work, not the blinky_dc_c28.

Although I am able to run blinky_c28 at RAM mode.

The code seems to be generated from M35 example. So I wonder is there still problem left? Thanks.

over 12 years ago

0 Hao Wang over 12 years ago

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BTW, the blinky_dc_c28 could also be able to run through emulator, in FLASH. But only D2 blinks after I programmed both cores and put it into independent running mode.

0 Frank Bormann over 12 years ago in reply to Hao Wang

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I would recommend to start with lab1 of the M35 - Workshop, which gives a sequence to prepare a FLASH - based solution for a dual blinking by both cores.

http://trainingcenter.ti.com/ti/training/livedetail?7&ref=category&category=101-1043-1045&umfid=665771f7-1a62-472f-8170-a179b0bb4ebf

0 Hao Wang over 12 years ago in reply to Frank Bormann

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Thanks Frank. That's really good demo. Although it's M35, it can show us the complete starting procedure, which controlSUITE did not provide.

0 Hao Wang over 12 years ago in reply to Hao Wang

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I figured it out.

IPCMtoCBoot is under #ifdef _STANDALONE, #ifdef _FLASH. So we have to run m3 in STANDALONE FLASH, not just FLASH.

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Concerto 28M36 Dual Core Blinky problem