I'm running 6.01.00040 Could I get a patch for this version?
Alternatively; I cam modify the .cproject per:
Delete all the <fileInfo> elements you can find (there are about 150 of them).
But I have a question.
There is a <fileinfo>
Then a <fileinfo.... Lots pf path...>
Do I delete one or both of each instance?
Is the C runtime library part of your project? You have stdio.h included but the library as has to be included. If you look at your project options, go to the linker section and then look for the file search path. There should be a library specified with rts in the name, something like rts55.lib. If this is not included then add the library. Also make sure that the search path for the library is specified.
I see you are using CCSv4. CCSv6 is available and includes some basic templates for getting simple programs going. There is as free license for CCSv6 that will work with the ezDSP stick that you have. http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Download_CCS
Regards,
john
[quote user="manish bhatt1"]RESUME button is not highlighted .[/quote]The program may be failing before reaching main. One possible reason is http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/MSP430_FAQ#WDT_fires_during_C_startup_code
Hello Sean
I would need to look into it as well. Will take some time to see why it is giving an error
Regards
Amit
Will,
We have nothing that replaces CCS per se, but one alternative is to use DSS to script this process. The idea is that it can pretty much this procedure by simply issuing a simple DOS command.
You will want to take a look at both the wiki page below and the examples and the API guide that are in the directories below.
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php?title=Debug_Server_Scripting
DebugServer examples: C:\CCSv6_0_1\ccsv6\ccs_base\scripting\examples\DebugServerExamples
API guide: C:\ti\ccsv6\ccs_base\scripting\docs\DS_API
Hope this helps,
Rafael
Thank you.Britt
Can you explain me how can I measure closed loop frequency response of this evm 001 in pspice using the model available on your website. I am looking for bode plots.
The extracted ccs_* folder size is smaller than it should be. Do you have an anti-virus/real time file scanning utility on the PC? Can you turn it off and try again?
If it doesn't work, are you open to trying a webex? Please email me directly at d-innis@ti.com so we can set that up.
Thanks
Danish
I can't comment on the symbol collision, but I can tell you that functions named __sti__whatever are generated by the compiler to execute the constructors for global C++ objects before main begins.
Hi,
Is there a way to get the debug server scripting without downloading the entire CCS? We are moving to production and don't want to install CCS on multiple machines nor pay for licenses for each machine.
Thanks,
Will
Hi Vikas,
Yes. I clicked the same link. If you look at the URL in chrome's address bar in the screenshot below, you will see that it matches your screenshot exactly:
Please install fiddler2 from http://www.telerik.com/fiddler and it will tell you where the traffic is stuck.
Thanks,
JC
I'm using CCS V3.3 for a LF2406 processor with a C2000 pod. Whenever I try to set a breakpoint I get an error:
Trouble Setting Breakpoint with the Action "Halt Target" at xxx: Too many H/W breakpoints. You cannot set more than one H/W breakpoint per processor bus.
I don't have any breakpoints set at this point. What am I missing?
Thanks.
The free license will work for you.
John
A preprocessor condiitional statement like ...
[quote user="Lars Heinrichs"]#if Meas_OverSampling>4 || Meas_OverSampling<0[/quote]
only works with preprocessor symbol names created with #define statements. This ...
[quote user="Lars Heinrichs"]const int Meas_Oversampling = 5;[/quote]
... doesn't count. Rewrite it as ...
#define Meas_OverSampling 5
Note that when a #if statement sees a preprocessor symbol name that has no definition, it presumes it is zero. That is why your #if evaluates to false.
Thanks and regards,
-George
Myron,
It appears that there was an issue loading the model file to the web.
Here is the .zip file that should appear on the web in a couple of days. Please note that the model is encrypted and can only be used in PSpice version 15.7 or higher.
(Please visit the site to view this file)
Britt
Hello Carl,
You can send the code to us via your local FAE.
Regards
Amit
Sagar,
[quote user="sagar yadav1"]Yesterday I found that problem is only with Control Cards. Now I am able to download the program with external PCB F28069 through JTAG connector which is available on Docking kit. [/quote]
I am a bit confused by your sentence above: which controlCARDs do you have? Are the regular ones or the ones with the isolated XDS100 embedded?
If the latter, keep in mind the isolated XDS100 does not provide power the DSP (as it is galvanically isolated). Therefore, you need to connect the controlCARD to the dock and apply power to the board.
Hope this helps,
Rafael
Thank you for submitting a realistic test case. I can reproduce the problem. I filed SDSCM00050703 in the SDOWP system to have this investigated. Feel free to follow it with the SDOWP link below in my signature.
I discovered another unusual circumstance is required to trigger the bug. The current directory in effect must be the same for both compiles. That is, this causes the problem ...
% cl6x subfolder/mysource.cpp % cl6x mysource.cpp
However, this does not ...
% cd subfolder % cl6x mysource.cpp % cd .. % cl6x mysource.cpp
This gives you another way to work around the problem.
Thanks and regards,
-George
Chris,
If you use readData to read the value into a variable and then traceWrite to print it out does it give you the correct value?
John
Rafael,
Initially DSK6713_DIP_on() was not there in the code when I downloaded. As I was following the steps provided by another community member , which are listed here
http://e2e.ti.com/support/dsp/tms320c6000_high_performance_dsps/f/115/t/215890.aspx
It said to include
DSK6713_DIP_on() ;
DSK6713_LED_on(0); in the code to make it work.
Now when i remove it I still see the same errors. What do you suggest me to do? Shall I try to close the CCS and start over ?
Thanks and Regards,
Vanitha
Did you remember to include math.h?
How wrong is it? Is it close, but wrong in the last few bits, or is it wildly wrong?