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Using C6678 simulator with NDK Library to access Socket

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Hello everyone!!

I have been stuck with a small task that i have been trying to do, for almost 10 days now. Since i am running out of time and options, i thought of posting it here. With so many knowledgeable members in one place, im sure i'll get guidance in the right direction.

To explain the task on my hands briefly, i want to create a project in CCStudio which reads data from a TCP/UDP socket. I have created few modules using DSPLIB and IMGLIB. These modules are supposed to run on different cores. These modules are all working fine, i have tested them individually but not collectively. This is where the problems start. I have a windows application that my team-mate has created. This application reads a data file, does some processing and puts the resulting data in a UDP socket. My CCS project (containing all the modules) is supposed to get that data from the socket and use it as input for processing. In CCS, im using the C6678 Functional Simulator.

Now, from what i have read about the NDK libraries, i understand that if i had a DSP board, it would have been possible to read the incoming data from the Windows appl. Unfortunately, we do not have the DSP board as of yet, and hence i was thinking if we can use the simulator in CCS we can continue with our development work.

Also, i have built the NDK library with Simulator Support. But i am not sure about where to go from here. If anyone has some knowledge about working with simulators and NDK, please nudge me the right direction. Me and my team will be really grateful.