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c6670 bcp example not run

hai liu1
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when I ran the bcp example project on c6670 used simulator,I found that bcp could't run successfully.After push the descriptor into transmit qmss,the descriptor not be disposed,it alway in the transmit qmss.My environment is ccs5.2,bios sdk v2.1.2.6.How can I run the bcp successfully?Help me!Thanks!

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    TI__Guru* 81335 points

    Hi Hai Liu1,

    There may not be simulator support for BCP example available in MCSDK. Looks like only NDK client example has simulator support.

    Please refer below link for more information.

    http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/BIOS_MCSDK_2.0_User_Guide#Build_and_Example_Guide

    Also, Please post simulator related queries on CCS Forum. I hope this helps.

    C6670 Simulator:

    Simulates the C6670 device which includes C66x CorePac(4x), MSMC (Multicore Shared Memory Controller), Inter-processor communication, CPINTC(3x), EDMA(3x), TIMER64(8x), VCP2(Viterbi Decoder Coprocessor)(4x), AIF2 (Antenna Interface 2), TCP3d(Turbo Decoder Coprocessor), TCP3e (Turbo Encoder Coprocessor), Semaphore2, DDR3 Memory controller and DDR3 memory, GPIO, Queue-manager Sub-system, SRIO, Network coprocessor (Packet Accelerator, Switch Sub-system), and FFTC(2x). This simulator does not model PCIe Sub-system, and PSC (Power and Sleep Controller). This configuration is cycle accurate and hence suitable for applications development and benchmarking.
     Note on other configurations available for this Device:
     * There is a corresponding faster configuration (C6670 Device Functional Simulator) in the "Basic Setup", that can be used for applications development and understanding the system behavior, but doesn't support cycle accuracy.

    Thanks.