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CCS/AM3358: BeagleBone Black PRU programming from Code composer Studio (V8)

Part Number: AM3358


Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

Hi,

I am trying to follow alogn with the instructions for the PRU Hands-On Training : 

At point 4 of the instructions it says "Add the include path for the header files so that the compiler can find them." and then asks you to define the <PRU_SW_PATH>/include/am335x

As I installed the PRU addon through CCS8 I don't know where it has put the required directory and can't seem to find it through explorer

Any idea where the <PRU_SW_PATH>/include/am335x is for a standard windows install (my root directory for CCS is 'C:/ti/')?? 

  • Hi Mike,

    Mike Dalby said:
    Any idea where the <PRU_SW_PATH>/include/am335x is for a standard windows install (my root directory for CCS is 'C:/ti/')?? 

    It refers to the PRU SW support package. Please see:

    http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/PRU_Training:_Hands-on_Labs#Software

    Thanks

    ki

  • Your answer point me to the document that I am trying to follow.... my question is:
    Any idea where the <PRU_SW_PATH>/include/am335x is for a standard windows install (my root directory for CCS is 'C:/ti/')??

    I wan't to know which directory the 'PRU_SW_PATH' sits under in windows as the document does not specifically identify it
  • Mike Dalby said:
    I wan't to know which directory the 'PRU_SW_PATH' sits under in windows as the document does not specifically identify it

    PRU_SW_PATH is the root location of the PRU Software Support Package

    As mentioned in the wiki link:

    The PRU Software Support Package is now included in the 'example-applications/pru-icss-x.y.z/' folder of the Linux Processor SDK 

    If you install the Linux Processor SDK, it will reside inside the highlighted folder below:

    Also mentioned in the wiki:

     If you are using RTOS or running Windows on your development machine, you can download the support package from the git repository here


    Since you are running on Windows, you can grab the package from the git repo. Or you can install on Linux and then copy the package (or the whole SDK folder) to your Windows machine.

    Thanks

    ki