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Discussion Groups | TMS320C6x | Re: could not locate:..\debug\intr_.asm

Technical discussions about the TI C6000 DSPs (including the c62x, c64x and c67x DSPs).

  

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could not locate:..\debug\intr_.asm - Heng Jiang - Oct 8 2:29:00 2003



EVM6201, when my host program invoked evm6x_hpi_generate_int()
to send HPI interrupt to DSP, in the DSP program the HPI interrup service
function could not be triggered, but I could saw the DSPINT bit was set to 1. At
the same time ,the CCS told me
"Code Comoser could not locate:
F:\PCIEnc2\Debug\intr_.asm
Would you like to browse for it?"
Why? How could my HPI ISR be triggered?

My DSP program used DSP/BIOS. I suspeck the problem is because of
DSP/BIOS.






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Re: could not locate:..\debug\intr_.asm - Jeff Brower - Oct 8 14:06:00 2003

Heng Jiang-

> EVM6201, when my host program invoked evm6x_hpi_generate_int()
> to send HPI interrupt to DSP, in the DSP program the HPI interrup service
> function could not be triggered, but I could saw the DSPINT bit was set to 1.
At the same time ,the CCS told me
> "Code Comoser could not locate:
> F:\PCIEnc2\Debug\intr_.asm
> Would you like to browse for it?"
> Why? How could my HPI ISR be triggered?

Who's file is intr_.asm? Yours? Or a default system file? If yours, then
everything is fine. If not, then it sounds to me like your DSPINT vector is
pointing
at code located in some other file or a default system file.

-Jeff





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