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Compiler/TMS320C6747: Stand-alone mode

Part Number: TMS320C6747

Tool/software: TI C/C++ Compiler

(D.Module2.C6747)

I want to operate stand-alone mode, but i couldn't find how to.

If i use CCSv4, is it possible? if it is, how can i operate the board stand-alone mode?

  • Hello,
    Can you explain what you mean by "stand-alone mode"?

    Thanks
    ki
  • hello, ki
    thanks your prompt reply.

    When i want to operate board, i have to connect with board and PC.

    But i want to operate board alone. It means what "stand-alone mode".

    Thanks
    Shion
  • Without a CCS connection, you will need to have your code flashed to the target and make sure your boot code does the proper target initialization that CCS would normally do via a GEL file (see Section 5 of SPRAA74A)

    I would also ask for suggestions in the C67x forum for more suggestions.

    ki

  • thanks your reply

    i saw the doc SPRAA74A, but GEL file is automatically generated when you run CCS.

    so i have to excute CCS. but i want to operate except CCS.
  • The GEL file is not generated. Your target configuration file often references one:

    Since you don't want to use CCS, you need to make sure that *if* you are using a GEL file, you study the GEL file and make sure any target initialization actions being done in the GEL file are moved to your code. You also need to make sure your code can be booted stand-alone. See below document:

    http://www.ti.com/lit/an/sprabb1c/sprabb1c.pdf

    Again, I recommend posting questions in the C67x forum. The experts there can help you best with this.

    Thanks

    ki