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Using DSP in OMAP3530

sandy12868
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Hi,

I am Pretty new to OMAP, We are making a custom board for OMAP3530, planning to use WinCE 6.0. We are planning to use MISTRALs EVM for reference. This is for a ULTRASOUND application, so we are looking for scan conversion and some algorithams which has to run on DSP.

 

So my question is that How to get started ? I am pretty confused with files DSPLink.dl, cs.x64P...

Every where in the Google I am finding info about Linux, so the WinCE equivalent is not yet released .?? is that functionality not available yet..? I found out in the release note that some codecs are provided but as binary release. Where to get the Full version..?

What does CODEC ENGINE does ? what does DSPLink does.?

Thanks in Advance,

Sandy.

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    TI__Mastermind 41665 points

    Windows CE is primarily supported by the BSP provider, which for OMAP3 would typically be BSquare so I am not very familiar with Windows CE development. My understanding is that DSP development is largely the same for either OS however, and that Codec Engine will operate under either OS, though most of the collateral is targeted at Linux.

    In general if you are making a custom algorithm than you probably want to look at IUNIVERSAL, which is Codec Engine's way of enabling non codec DSP software, or using DSPLink directly with an example like this. In general Codec Engine is good for using xdm compliant algorithms as it is an abstraction layer targeting media centric DSP algorithms, and DSPLink directly is more for generic or simple communication with the DSP as it offers minimal framework structure (it is actually used underneath Codec Engine).