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CCS: Target Configuration for tms320c6414

Emima Rameswaram
Prodigy 30 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMS320C6414, OMAPL138, SYSBIOS

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

I am doing dsp projects on TMS320c6414 using ccs9. Let me know the entire thing I need to perform to complete my task.

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    TI__Guru**** 168297 points

    Hi,

    Your best approach is to start with the workshops listed at the following page:

    https://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/C6000_Embedded_Design_Workshop

    Given the instructions and user's guides were created with the tools available at that time, I would try to use their exact versions so you know what to expect and have a perfect match between the steps and the tools. 

    Another approach is to start with a newer device and architecture, such as the C6748 or the OMAPL138. More resources are available as these devices are newer and fully supported with the most recent versions of our Processors SDK. 

    As the device page says, unfortunately I can't provide further support for this particular device apart from what is available online. 

    Hope this helps,

    Rafael

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    Guru 13042 points

    Hi!

    Things depend on what resources you have. If you got evaluation board or some hardware board with that processor, the best thing is to have emulator for testing and debugging. Older emulator like SD XDS510USB, Blackhawk XDS560USB/Ethernet would do the job.

    Secondly, you have to decide, whether your application would be bare metal or BIOS based one. You should be aware, that newer Eclipse based Code Coposers are not best choice for that old device. Particularly, DSP/BIOS v 5.45 was the last one to support C64x, SYSBIOS does not support this device. Either way, it would require efforts beyond what was expected in year 2003 with Windows XP.