How to run a program in c on the DSP?
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How to run a program in c on the DSP?
Hi,
You can get started with installing Code composer studio (http://www.ti.com/tool/ccstudio) and adding relevant DSP targets (emulator or simulator based on what you have right now).
You can find more info @ http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Category:Code_Composer_Studio_v5
Hi,
I have two beagleboard (with OMAP3530 includes an ARM Cortex-A8 CPU and TMS320C64x+ DSP ) and would like to compile and run a C program (FFT) processor-arm and dsp to see performance difference. I found it here on the site the following tutorial:
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Getting_Started_With_C6Run_On_Beagleboard
Code composer studio does what I want to do?
Hi Maurizio,
If you want to run on DSP, you need not have Ubuntu setup as mentioned in the link. But you need CCS for the same.
For ARM, you need linux environment as there is no cg tools for cortex A8 in CCS.
Hi Radhesh,
I have Mac OS with Eclipse. From what I read, therefore I will have to install linux to use CCS5 and assessing the implementation of the same program on ARM and DSP.
After installing CCS5 I'll have to cross-compile on BeagleBoard connected to the PC or son will copy the executable on BeagleBoard and run it?
Currently hold on my BeagleBoard I installed ubuntu natty 11.04 and I used the algorithms of DSP with gstreamer to run a video.
Which way do you recommend I take to evaluate the performance of the DSP compiling and running a program in C that esgue such as a Fast Fourier Transformer? Using CCS5 or C6Run as in the first link?
Regards,
Maurizio
Maurizio Porpiglia said:
Which way do you recommend I take to evaluate the performance of the DSP compiling and running a program in C that esgue such as a Fast Fourier Transformer? Using CCS5 or C6Run as in the first link?
I would recommend CCS5 for this task.