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How to setup project files in CCS5.2

Robert W
Mastermind 7100 points

Hi,

After I search the forum on project file setting in this group, I still cannot find the solution. Thus, I post my question here. I am using evalutaion version CCS5.2, windows OS. I create a simple Hello World project. I select C6713 as my CCS3.1 project type. It now compiles correct as far as I can see the project .out file there. When I press Debug button, The Debug subwindow shows:

0x00000000 (no symbols are defined for 0x00000000)

Under Debug subwindow, there is a new subwindow "0x0", below that is red line: "No source available for '0x0'", then a button "View Disassembly"

As I have set up the compiler generating debug symbol information, the above problem seems the project needs an interrupt vector table.

In CCS3.1, I know it is an asm file such as: vector.asm. In CCS5.2 I do not know where to put that file or that infomation. Could you help me how to make CCS5.2 gets the interrupt vector information?

 

Thanks a lot

  • Mastermind 7100 points

    Hi,

    I would add more detail project settings. At the left "Project Explorer" subwindow, the target configuration is: DSK6713.ccxml[Activie].

    At the right pane, it is:

    ................................

    C67xxCPU Cycle Accurate Simulator

       DSK6713

           TMS320C671X

    ...............................

    Are there something I have not done?

    thanks

  • TI__Guru**** 173310 points

    Are you working with a Spectrum Digital DSK6713? If so I would suggest starting with the examples they provide as part of their target content package: http://c6000.spectrumdigital.com/dsk6713/

    You can still use the CCS 5.2 new project wizard to create Hello world or other projects but the key thing would be to add things like the interrupt vector definitions, linker command file etc. These are usually left up to the user which is why it is best to start with working examples and then use those as a starting point for developing your own application.  The target content package in the Spectrum Digital site should help you get started.