Generating the .out file for any project.

Hi Shahbaz,

Randy is right. It is recommended to learn how to program DSP.

Shahbaz said:

I have coded a program for filtering an audio input, but after running the project followed by loading it requires the .out file. So how do I build that? So far I had been working with the examples where the .out file was included.

1. Do you mean, after you coded your program, do you able to successfully compile and build and generate the *.out file? If the compilation and build is successful, CCS will generate the executable, ( *.out) ; Otherwise it will throw errors. Are you getting errors?? or able to generate the executable??

2. When you say "loading", do you mean loading the executable ( *.out ) into a target board? Which means your build was successful?

Loading is the next step after successful build. Loading means, loading the built program using CCS into the memory of the target board.

3. The *.out can never be "included". It can only be loaded or executed.

Hi,

Thanks for your post.

I think, you are misinterpreted. Usually, after you compile the project, it would generate the output image .out file in the project debug folder as below:

~\workspace_v5.5\my_example_project\Debug\*.out

After you compile the project, then launch the debugger to connect to the appropriate target, load the appropriate project symbol file (*.out) and later execute the application to check for desired output in the CCS console. This is the project execution flow for any application to run on the desired target.

I think, there is a build handbook for CCS inorder to create new project workspace, linking source files, importing existing CCS projects with thorough steps included. We would recommend you to walkthrough the below wiki resource to get more clarity in executing projects:

http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Projects_and_Build_Handbook_for_CCS

Thanks & regards,

Sivaraj K

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