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CCS 4.0 & NDK 2.0 & BIOS 6.20 & EVMC6424

Rob Hoeye15277
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I have a Spectrum Digital EVMC6424 board which worked well with the CCS3 and NDK that came with it. My problem now is that I want to use CCS4.0 and the latest NDK, 2.0 and DSP/BIOS with it. Can someone help me integrate the correct components to get the network samples which came with my EVM working under CCS4.0 DSP/BIOS 6.20 and NDK 2.0? 

I've been able to create the led_test ( from C:\CCStudio_v3.3\boards\evmc6424_v1\tests\led\*.{c,cmd}) project in CCS4.0, and get it to run, using the Spectrum Digital DSK-EVM-eZdsp onboard USB Emulator after upgrading my Spectrum Digital TMSC64Plus Target USB(c:\windows\System32\drivers\sdusb2em.sys) driver to 6.0.999.0.  I had to add "C:\CCStudio_v3.3\boards\evmc6424_v1\include" to my preprocessor include search path, "C:\CCStudio_v3.3\boards\evmc6424_v1\lib\evm6424bsl\ReleaseLE" to my library search path and "evm6424bsl.lib" and "rts6200.lib" files to the Include Library files.

Now I just need some help picking the correct files from DSP/BIOS and NDK .  It looks to me that C:\CCStudio_v3.3\ndk_2_0_0\packages\ti\ndk\lib\hal\evmdm6437 is very close to the C6424.  Should I continue to use the bsl libraries I got with the EVB?

thanks, Rob

 

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    So I used the File Import CCS Legacy CCSv3.3 Project wizard to convert my C:\evm6424_1_01_00_16\ndk_1_92_00_22_eval\packages\ti\ndk\example\network\cfgdemo\evmc6424\cfgdemo.pjt project to a CCSv4.0 project. Amazingly most of the config demo features work!  It responds to ping and is able to maintain a telnet connection, it even processes the telnet commands correctly. The flashing LEDS and HTTP do not work!  The I2C write code is getting a time out. The "socket tcp" command to the telnet session reveals that port 80 is bound for listen, so the HTTP server is active, it just won't create a page in internet explorer. 

    Does anyone else use a EVMC6424 with CCSv4.0?

    Thanks
    Rob