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AUDIO-AM62D-EVM: Debugging TI-AM62 and TI-AM275

Han Yong
Prodigy 10 points
Part Number: AUDIO-AM62D-EVM

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Hello,

We are helping our customers in Japan for AUDIO-AM62D and  AUDIO-AM275 integration.

Can you give us a overview of the BSP and technical training about how to make changes, building the audio project and how to debug different cores ?

1) Presenting an overview of how to do code level debugging in the Audio SDK.  I sense that this leverages the IDE, however that is not involved in anything I've done so far.  I tried running the IDE, however it was not obvious how to proceed since I don't seem to have a "project" file.  It's also possible I simply don't know what to look for.

Han

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    TI__Expert 6040 points

    Hi Han,

    Han Yong said:
    1) Presenting an overview of how to do code level debugging in the Audio SDK.  I sense that this leverages the IDE, however that is not involved in anything I've done so far.  I tried running the IDE, however it was not obvious how to proceed since I don't seem to have a "project" file.  It's also possible I simply don't know what to look for.

    The audio app in the Audio SDK is not a CCS project, modifications can be done using any standard code editor. The app uses gmake/make for the build process. Have you taken a look at the "Getting Started" guide present in the SDK, you can find it at "$AUDIO_SDK_INSTALL_DIR/AM62D/README_FIRST_am62dx.html"?

    Han Yong said:
    how to debug different cores ?

    Debugging is similar to how you would do for any freeRTOS project. You can follow the debugging guide present in the FreeRTOS SDK at Debug (follow the section "Debugging an application on DMR5 core") . The guide is intended for DM R5 core but can be used to debug audio apps as well.

    Thanks,
    Shreyansh