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C2000 fastRTS Library document

Lisa Ding
Expert 6525 points


Hi Champs,

From now on, i check the fastRTS Library document. It mentioned the function name. However, it seems like code doesn't match with document. Please see the picture. In document, it wrote "cos", however, if we need to use it , the name is "cos_f32". Do we have any update on document ? thanks.

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    TI__Guru* 92780 points
    Lisa -

    I looked in the documentation and did not find an error. Section 3.4 which shows how to determine if the library was called vs the standard rts library has the correct object file names (i.e. cos_f32.obj) . I did not find the object file names anywhere else.

    Where do you see a documentation issue?
    Regards
    Lori
  • 0 in reply to Lori Heustess
    TI__Expert 6525 points
    Hi Lori,
    Sorry for confusion. Customer found that function name is cos in document but in linker file, we have to write cos_f32 which means we use fastRTS library. Customer would like to know is there any document told about we should write cos_f32 in linker file ? thanks for your reply
  • 0 in reply to Lisa Ding
    TI__Guru* 92780 points

    Lisa Ding said:
    Hi Lori,
    Sorry for confusion. Customer found that function name is cos in document but in linker file, we have to write cos_f32 which means we use fastRTS library. Customer would like to know is there any document told about we should write cos_f32 in linker file ? thanks for your reply

    The linker is referring to a file name.  The obj (object) file name in particular.   This is derived from the source file name.  All of the source files have _fpu32 on their name.  The source files can be seen in the source/ directory.

    Regards

    Lori 

  • 0 in reply to Lori Heustess
    TI__Expert 6525 points
    Hi Lori,
    I see. Thanks for reply.