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Help Building NDK 2.0.0

Harry Kindle
Prodigy 220 points

I need help figuring out how to build the NDK 2.0.0.  I am trying to implement the NDK on a DM642 running DSP/BIOS 5.  From my previous research I found out I need to modify the efs.c (embedded file system) file in the NDK for our setup.  I did this for NDK 2.2.0 and was able to build that more recent package (then I found out it only supports 64xx+), but that knowledge did not help me figure out how to build version 2.0.0 (which supports both 64xx+ and 64xx).  I have been trolling documents, program helps and trial and error for hours trying to figure this out.  I am unfamiliar with xdc tools and RTSC.

Can anyone tell me the environment and command that will rebuild NDK 2.0.0 (I currently have XDC Tools 3.23.03.53 and I am using CCS5.2 with c6000 7.3.7 compiler)?

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    Prodigy 220 points

    Did I post this in the wrong forum?

    Although the “READ THIS FIRST” sticky post says this is the place to ask NDK questions, I noticed my post has received relatively few readers and no answers.

    Should I cross post his somewhere else?

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    Prodigy 220 points

    I have a lead, NDK 2.1.0 has a build.cfg file that 2.0.0 does not, and it appears to support 64xx processors. I will be investigating this version to see if I can build it and if it supports the DM642 with DSP/BIOS 5.

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    TI__Mastermind 32475 points

    Harry,

    I tried finding information on this since this product release was like 3 years ago.  I believe this was done before xdctools so you can't you use that to build.

    The only information I could find was, it seem to suggest that you need to use CCS to rebuild the source that you are talking about.

    Judah