Hi,
can someone give me a hint where to start with that: I want to profile the code for the c5515 (plain c code, no Bios), to see, where the most time is spent and to optimize it, if possible.
Micky
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Hi,
can someone give me a hint where to start with that: I want to profile the code for the c5515 (plain c code, no Bios), to see, where the most time is spent and to optimize it, if possible.
Micky
Micky,
Please take a look at this thread where someone else wanted assistance in profiling. Hope this helps.
https://e2e.ti.com/support/dsp/c5000/f/109/t/463821
Profile Clock in CCS:
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Profile_clock_in_CCS
Lali
Hi Lalindra,
thanks, it helped. Anyway, I'm facing the problem, that the GUI sometimes hide the values of the clock as this:
after moving and resizing this works again, as long as the number of clocks have the same digits. I work with ccs5 and linux.
I saw the included profiler. Does this works with TI Bios only?