>anyone out there using the TI DSP BIOS with the F2812 processor?
>
>There is apparently no 'chip support library' for the F2812 for use
>with the BIOS config tool, and I am confused how to migrate a program
>written using their V100 header file examples to be BIOS compatible,
>e.g. how to directly reference registers etc.
>
>Can the V100 header files be used with the BIOS?
>
>how does one know which registers are BIOS critical, eg protected with
>mutexes or etc?
>
>I searched the TI website but havent stumbled on a relevant app note
>yet ...
>
>tia!
>
>
While this post question is dated, I ran into this issue myself recently
and it is a pretty safe bet that someone else will too.

The answer to the question lies in the example code for the Running an
Application from Flash app note.  In the app note, there are four
examples, two for a BIOS application and two for a non BIOS application. 
The BIOS application examples make use of the header files and show how to
handle hardware and software interrupts.

In my case, I had sucessfully used the header files in a non bios
application and when I attempted to port them over to a BIOS application,
it turns out that I didn't include a number of critical files.  The
example s cleared up multiple issues for me.


		
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anyone out there using the TI DSP BIOS with the F2812 processor?

There is apparently no 'chip support library' for the F2812 for use
with the BIOS config tool, and I am confused how to migrate a program
written using their V100 header file examples to be BIOS compatible,
e.g. how to directly reference registers etc.

Can the V100 header files be used with the BIOS?

how does one know which registers are BIOS critical, eg protected with
mutexes or etc?

I searched the TI website but havent stumbled on a relevant app note
yet ...

tia!