System_printf

Hi,

The example is using SysMin for the System Support proxy. SysMin writes into an internal buffer instead of stdout. You can use SysStd instead in your .cfg file, but there are some implications. Refer to the following discussion: http://rtsc.eclipse.org/docs-tip/Using_xdc.runtime_System.

There is also a discussion here: http://e2e.ti.com/support/embedded/f/355/p/110827/393071.aspx

Todd

Hi murad,

What's the Target Configuration of your project?

If you directly use the static example which invokes System_printf in SWI function, then you can only set SysMin as your System.SupportProxy.

I tried in C6678 simulator, the project runs normally, the only issue is that it spends some time(more than 10 seconds) to print the result on console, I think it's because the simulator runs at a relative low rate than emulator, especially when it simulates the function of timer and clock. The example sets 12-tick periods to program exit, so I think you can wait for a while and see what happens. 

Allen