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Image Analyzer for grey scale image

Hello,

I need to show 16 bit gray scale image from DSP memory, The single way I found is to define RGB planar image format and to give the same start address for Green, Red and Blue components. This works, but the analyzer read the same memory 3 times and this take a long time. Is there any other possibility? It may be helpful to add this possibility in the next version.

  • Hey, Alexander:

          I can't solve your problem but I got some question here, how did you put the image into the DSP memory? Is there any way to load a image into memory use CCSv5? In CCSv3.3, it have a function to load image into DSP.   I just want to handle picture within DSP but don't know how to do it.

           Thanks.

            yuankui.

     

  • Hi,

    I use stdio.h functions for working with files (fopen, fread, ...) when I work with ICE.

    Alexander

  • Hi Alexander,

    The performance of the Image Analyzer is dependent on the speed of the connection between the debugger and the target. What emulator are you using? If you are using a slower emulator like XDS100, this would certainly impact performance negatively.

    Thanks

    ki

  • I'm using XDS560v2, but when I need to read the image 1280*1024 pixels 3 times(RGB), it takes a long time.

    Is there any possibility to increase a clock speed of emulator?

  • Alexander Shlafer said:

    Hello,

    I need to show 16 bit gray scale image from DSP memory, The single way I found is to define RGB planar image format and to give the same start address for Green, Red and Blue components. This works, but the analyzer read the same memory 3 times and this take a long time. Is there any other possibility? It may be helpful to add this possibility in the next version.

    I am also experiencing this annoying problem. As we have lots of images in gray scale.  I've done some reserches on this, however, I still can't find any good solution talking about it.

    Susanna