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Problem During the migrating the mp3 decoder code of C64x+ to the CCSv5.0.2.00006 on OMAP3530 beagleboard.

Mewada Nitin
Intellectual 340 points
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Hello Everybody,

I am using the beagle board omap3530 and along with that i am using these things,

1. XDS100v2 emulator.

2. CCSv5.0.2.00006

3. windows xp or windows 7

Note that i am not using any linux based application right now.

Now, what i am trying to do is, to debug the mp3 decoder for c64x+ CPU using the ccsv5 version. But on the TI site decoder setup is given for the CCsv3.3 version and DM6446 similar boards.

So, while trying to debug it i am facing some problem. I think code is tested on compiler version  6.1.10 of  ccsv3.3 and not for the 7.1.10 CGT of ccsv5.0. Additionally i am having some problems with the paths it is taking as a default, so for the new environment i had given the new paths to important files required like headers, source files etc.

Is there anybody who can give me TI mp3 decoder code for omap3530 and CCSv5.0.2.00006, if it is somewhat tested then it will be okay for me too.

Or anybody there who can guide about what changes i need to make for the migrating these decoder code to ccsv5. 

 

With Regards

Nitin Mewada

 

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    Intellectual 340 points

    HI everybody,

    i think i had solved the above problems, but now i had another problem regarding loading the out file into the c64x+CPU.

    Here i am attaching the my project and screen shot of error i got while loading the .out file.

    5430.TestAppDecoder.zip

    If anybody over here had idea of what should i do with the the this problem about memory i think or whatever, please help me out.

     

    With Regards

    Nitin Mewada