Using msgcom.h library in KeyStone 1?

Ronny,

I'm not familiar with MsgCom. What software (including version number) and device are you using?

Tom,

Im using Linux Code Composer Studio V 5.5.0.00077, also BIOS MCSDK 2.01.02.06 and MCSDK 3.00.03.15.

The devices would be both Keystone 1 and 2.  Nevertheless until now the idea is to use the integrated Simulator at first moment, then program the devices.

In keystone 1 (C6678) I can use IPC to communicate processors, but I want to use Multicore Navigator, so I read that Msgcom library is designed for that, but I dont know if IPC is it?

Now, question itself is more like if I can use :

1) IPC with Multicore Navigator?

2) If above cant be possible, if I can use Msgcom for multicore navigator BUT in both Keystone 1 and 2.

3) And if anything of that is possible, what would yo recommend me for using Multicore Navigator in both K1 and K2.

Thank you Tom,

Ronny

Ronny,

I went ahead and moved this thread over to the device forum so that an MCSDK expert can weigh in...

Thank you Pubesh,

Some of those links I have already viewed, but some others not, so thanks for your help.

Regarding the issue, and reviewing the links, I have to ask:

Are MessageQ and Msgcom the same? One link says that IPC is called MessageQ or Msgcom according if it manages the control path or data path respectively.

If that's true, then I should use IPC within  the PDK_C6678 package in the MCSDK 2 to be able to use the Navigator for K1, and use the Msgcom, within the syslib package in the MCSDK 3 for the same purpose in K2, am I right?

Regards,

Ronny