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hello everyone, i have a problem. i am using a seeddsp dec6416 board which i
bought several years ago. when i bought it, they gave me a ccs. now i am using
ccs3.1. i found that i can't start dsp/bios in my ccs. when i click on the menu 'file...
new...dsp/bios configuration', nothing happens. can somebody tell me why?
the other problem is about fixed point math functions. what happens if i define a
float and run the prog on a fixed point processor. can i call sin(x) in 6416? is there
any limitation for x?
jinfei tang said:hello everyone, i have a problem. i am using a seeddsp dec6416 board which i
bought several years ago. when i bought it, they gave me a ccs. now i am using
ccs3.1. i found that i can't start dsp/bios in my ccs. when i click on the menu 'file...
I'm not sure wha tcould be happening, but you could try re-installing DSB/BIOS.
https://www-a.ti.com/downloads/sds_support/targetcontent/index.html
You will need a TI.com ID to login.
jinfei tang said:
the other problem is about fixed point math functions. what happens if i define a
float and run the prog on a fixed point processor. can i call sin(x) in 6416? is there
any limitation for x?
Fixed point processors (C64x and C64x+) can also emulate floating point in fixed point by running software algorithms. The C64x and C64x+ cores do not have a floating point unit. For that reason, the floating point operations take many instructions/cycles to be implemeted in a fixed point core.
See the range for float type on page 125 of:
http://focus.ti.com/general/docs/techdocsabstract.tsp?abstractName=spru187o