Systconfig editor with in code composer studio does not update software configuration when changing hardware peripherals

Hi Jan,

Jan Bock said:

In the file just the peripherals are getting set but the software configuration does not change - even not after building the project.

Just to clarify, the sysconfig file is getting correctly modified and saved but the generated files do not reflect this change? Or the fully compiled application?

Jan Bock said:

Code Composer Studio Version: 12.5.0.00007

What sysconfig version is being used? Are you using the one that comes with 12.5.0 (sysconfig version 1.18.0)?

Thanks

ki

Ki said:

Just to clarify, the sysconfig file is getting correctly modified and saved but the generated files do not reflect this change? Or the fully compiled application?

Yes exactly. When you add the hardware peripherals in the hardware section, it should directly change the settings in the software section. However this does not work. When you open the sys config file in the editor, then you see just the hardware configuration. Software part is missing. 

Ki said:

What sysconfig version is being used? Are you using the one that comes with 12.5.0 (sysconfig version 1.18.0)?

I'm pretty sure that the customer hasn't change the sysconfig editor version. They tried it also with the standalone systconfig tool which fine. However when he tries to insert this sysconfig file to his project the build process finishes with errors. 

thanks 

Jan 

Where did the customer get the sysconfig file? Was it based off an existing example? Can the customer provide their sysconfig file?

Hi,

I added OSPI in the "Reserve Peripherals", saved it and compiled it (without error). Now I'm hoping to find an OSPI entry in "Software", but it's not there, not to see!

thank you very much for support.

- CCS: 12.5

- SysConfig: 1.18

- MCU + SDK for AM64x: 9.0.0.35

empty_am64x-evm_a53ss0-0_freertos_gcc-aarch64.zip

Thanks for the example. We will take a look.

Duy Trung Nguyen said:

I added OSPI in the "Reserve Peripherals", saved it and compiled it (without error). Now I'm hoping to find an OSPI entry in "Software", but it's not there, not to see!

I believe what you are referring to is that:

You add it here:

But you don't see it here:

Is that correct? If so, then note that this behavior can vary depending on the SDK. It is something that the SDK experts would have to confirm.

Thanks

ki

Ki said:

Is that correct?

yes, exactly.

Ki said:

this behavior can vary depending on the SDK

I am using the version 9.0.0.35 (installed on default folder "c:\ti\mcu_plus_sdk_am64x_09_00_00_35"). The CCS ist the 12.5.  The "TI System Configuration Tool" has the version number: 1.18.0+3266

Thank you. I will have the SDK team comment further.