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Code Composer Studio Target Configuration of Beaglebone Black

Ahmed Wefky
Intellectual 370 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AM3358, AM3359

Hello everybody,

I'd like to try out some examples of the Starterware library for Sitara using the beaglebone black platform. I created a new target configuration ccxml file and I selected the XDS100V2 TI Emulator and the Beaglebone Black for the target. As shown in the attached image, when I checkout the settings of the automatically created ccxml file, I find that the processor is AM3359 instead of AM3358. I know that this name is editable by double-clicking on it. But it is confusing to see that for the first time.

Best regards,

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    Ahmed Wefky said:
    As shown in the attached image, when I checkout the settings of the automatically created ccxml file, I find that the processor is AM3359 instead of AM3358. I know that this name is editable by double-clicking on it. But it is confusing to see that for the first time.

    Looking at http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack shows that the initial Beagle Bone black rev A had an AM3359 fitted, but starting from rev B an AM3358 was fitted. I guess the CCS BeagleBone_Black ccxml was originally created for the rev A boards and hence was set for an AM3359.

    One difference between the AM3358 and AM3359 is that the maximum Cortex-A8 CPU clock is 800Mz in the AM3359 but 1000MHz in the AM3358.

    If you want maximum performance, worth checking what frequency the CPU clock has been set to.