CCS/TMS320F28379D: predefined symbols

Hello,

Howard Zou said:

Does it mean that when I'm using CPU2 I will have to add "CPU2" to predefined symbols, and if I'm using both CPUs, I have to add "CPU1" and "CPU2" in predefined symbols? what's predefined symbols for?

I am assuming that the workshop example code uses the macros to include/exclude code that applies (or does not apply) to a specific CPU. Hence on a dual core 28379D, one project would be for CPU1 and another for CPU2 and you would use the macro to tell the compiler which project is for which.

Howard Zou said:

In my mind define a symbol should be such as "a=4", what's the sense by just add the word "CPU1" ?

Because (I assume) that the example code itself relies on the CPU1 macro. It is how the example code is written.

Thanks

ki