Hi everyone
      I am having some problems invoking dsplib functions in CCStudio. Initially the fir
function's output was not matching the output produced by simulation in Matlab. I did align the
corresponding buffers according to the instructions in the documentation. Lately, the
simulation in CCStudio would produce a page boundary crossing error when it tries to invoke the
cbrev function after running a CFFT32 function and CCStudio would ask me to manually find the
cbrev.asm. If anyone of you have faced and solved the same problems or have suggestions to
solve it, i would much appreciate it. I believe the problem lies in .cmd file yet i am unable
to find the source of the problem as i believe that i am aligning the buffers according to the
DSPLIB documentation.
Thanks and regards
Asif
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Hi Asif,

when you select your 55x functional simulator, right click on the board,
select properties, in that you can see the option "detect page wraparound".
select the option as "NO". I think this will solve the problem.

Regards,
Chandrakala.
On 1/29/08, a...@yahoo.com <a...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>   Hi everyone
> I am having some problems invoking dsplib functions in CCStudio. Initially
> the fir function's output was not matching the output produced by simulation
> in Matlab. I did align the corresponding buffers according to the
> instructions in the documentation. Lately, the simulation in CCStudio would
> produce a page boundary crossing error when it tries to invoke the cbrev
> function after running a CFFT32 function and CCStudio would ask me to
> manually find the cbrev.asm. If anyone of you have faced and solved the
> same problems or have suggestions to solve it, i would much appreciate it. I
> believe the problem lies in .cmd file yet i am unable to find the source of
> the problem as i believe that i am aligning the buffers according to the
> DSPLIB documentation.
> Thanks and regards
> Asif

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