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Hi All,
I plan to use MATLAB Coder to generate C code for a filter algorithm I'm working on. My plan was to put that C code in a project in CCS 3.3 and generate a COFF file for one of the C6000 DSPs we have (C6414 I believe).
So I wanted to start out with a simple test project to load code onto the DSP (seems simple, but we aren't using a dev board so it might turn out complicated). I'm trying to follow the hello1 tutorial in the C6000 Code composer tutorial (SPRU301C), but I do not appear to have the tutorial files. I also am unsure of how to get my appropriate target setup using the Code Composer Studio Setup... the only options I see are emulators and simulators. How do I install a driver?
Could anyone provide resources or an explanation of how to setup CCS 3.3 for my scenario?
Thank You
Hi,
The document you referenced is very old (February 2000) and definitely there are changes to file placement. I strongly suggest you access the menu Help --> Tutorial in your CCSv3.3, which contains several code examples and step-by-step instructions. Since you do not have a board at this time, it is recommended to start with the device simulator (can be configured in the Code Composer Studio Setup).
With regards to the hardware setup, you first need to know which emulator you have, then you can go to the emulator manufacturer support page and download the necessary driver package. After installing it, the Code Composer Studio Setup will properly display all device/emulator configurations available from the manufacturer.
Hope this helps,
Rafael
Hello,
Section 3.1 of the CCS 3.3 Getting Started Guide describes setting up CCS for your target:
http://focus.ti.com/lit/ug/spru509h/spru509h.pdf
Note that SPRU301C was written for a very old version of CCS (Looks like CCS 1.x) so that could explain why the tutorial files it references do not exist with CCSv3. V3.3 comes with its own tutorials ('Help->Tutorial')
Thanks
ki