Does TI-RTOS support the MSP430F5659 controllers?
Nitesh
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Does TI-RTOS support the MSP430F5659 controllers?
Nitesh
Hi,
I have system which has USB device, external ADC, EEPROM, I2c based Sensor and Serial Bluetooth module. Can i get example project which has task handling, IPC for MSP430F5659.
Please share the tools for the TI-RTOS application writing and debugging. I am currently using CCS 6.1.1 and FET tool for standalone application build, I want to move to RTOS. Please let me know how to port my application to RTOS
Any one worked on this type of system please share the experience.
Nitesh
Hello Nitesh,
Here are some TI-RTOS resources and training for you to get started with your application. This includes TI-RTOS examples on MSP430 and a guide to porting TI-RTOS to MSP430s that are not MSP430F5529.
processors.wiki.ti.com/.../Creating_TI-RTOS_Projects_for_Other_MSP430_Devices
processors.wiki.ti.com/.../TI-RTOS
www.ti.com/lit/spruhu4
Regards,
JH
Hi Moses,
thanks for the support, i want to port TI RTOS to MSP430F5659. I am working on windows environment using IDE CCS 6.1.1.
So to port i got some input regarding porting activity, which starts with creating the lib file for the specified controller by running the gmake.exe.
1st thing when i double click the gmake.exe, i am not seeing the execution of the gmake.exe and 2nd thing it runs for a second and i am not able to see the lib file in
"C:\ti\tirtos_msp43x_2_14_03_28\products\MSPWare_2_00_00_40c\driverlib".
Please see below command line execution of the gmake.exe..
Nitesh
Hi Moses,
I tried the same and got the error as shown below.
c:\cd ti\xdctools_3_31_01_33_core
C:\ti\xdctools_3_31_01_33_core\gmake.exe -f tirtos.mak drivers
gmake: tirtos.mak: No such file or directory
gmake: *** No rule to make target `tirtos.mak'. Stop.
Please let me know how to resolve this.
Nitesh
Nitesh,
before you build, you need to edit tirtos.mak and change the path according to the versions of the compiler you have installed. Check which TI Arm compiler is installed in C:/ti/ccsv6/tools/compiler and use that path instead of the default one. The line that you need to change is at the very top of tirtos.mak and it's current content is most likely this:
ti.targets.arm.elf.M4F ?= $(DEFAULT_INSTALLATION_DIR)/ccsv6/tools/compiler/ti-cgt-arm_5.2.2
Hi
I am able to create the library file with instructions given.
Now i need to create the new project for MSP430F5659, i have 5 tasks can you please suggest whether i can use the same MSP430F5529 project to create a new project?
Please help whether i need to change board.h for the MSP430F5529LP to make my own board.h file for the MSP430F5659?
-Nitesh
Hello,
I need some urgent help, I am using TI RTOS for MSP430F5659 controller based application, I am able to port the msp430F5529 LED application to MSp430F5659, it running fine.
Now i want create multiple task please any one share their thought how to generate task, can i write directly or i need to use .cfg to generate the TASK?
Secondly i am not seeing ADC12 driver for any TI RTOS examples. How to create a new driver any thought please share?
Third- can i use the normal ADC12 MSP430 drivers with TI RTOS?
If i use .cfg file to geenerate sem,task etc how to use them.
Any good tutorial for understanding TI RTOS with good explanation?
Please help.
Nitesh
Nitesh,
sorry for the delay, but if this question is still relevant, you should use Resource Explorer (View->Resource Explorer) and type "MSP430F5659" in the search box. That would give you the list of all examples for F5659. You can choose one of the examples that uses peripherals that you need, import it and use it as a starting point for your new project. When you click on the project, you'll see a short description of the functionalities that the project demonstrates.
As for your other questions, you can create tasks statically in the CFG file or dynamically in your source code. Look at the TI-RTOS Wikipedia for more info and links to documentation http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/TI-RTOS.
For ADC questions, please start another thread and someone who knows more about it will respond, I hope.