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Asm_glob.h

Started by Federico Zandanel August 26, 2002
Dear group,
                I am trying to learn more about ADSP21065l and I started with "Sharc application Handbook"
In Chapter 2 (Trigonometric, Mathematical and trascendental funtions) there are several codes implementing algorithms to calculate some mathematical functions. These examples are for ADSP21062 but are easily adaptable for any ADSP21k.
All codes uses macro definitions that are defined  in the file "Asm_glob.h", but when I include this file it seems it does'n work! Why? I tried to put the "Asm_glob.h" into the include directory,  and to add options in the Project Options, but still my codes seems to ignore the definitions in Asm_glob.h, 'cause it gives me syntax errors.
Can anyone of you tell me why and suggest me a solution ?
 
Thanks in advance
 
Federico



Hi,

As the Sharc Application Handbook is a bit old-dated, it is likely that those macros, even the Asm_glob.h file are not inlcuded in the (I suppose newer) tools you are using. Are you sure that the header file is even installed in your Hard Drive? If so, have you checked it out? By the way, which version of the SW tools are you using?

JaaC

 Federico Zandanel wrote:

Dear group,
                I am trying to learn more about ADSP21065l and I started with "Sharc application Handbook"
In Chapter 2 (Trigonometric, Mathematical and trascendental funtions) there are several codes implementing algorithms to calculate some mathematical functions. These examples are for ADSP21062 but are easily adaptable for any ADSP21k.
All codes uses macro definitions that are defined  in the file "Asm_glob.h", but when I include this file it seems it does'n work! Why? I tried to put the "Asm_glob.h" into the include directory,  and to add options in the Project Options, but still my codes seems to ignore the definitions in Asm_glob.h, 'cause it gives me syntax errors.
Can anyone of you tell me why and suggest me a solution ?
 
Thanks in advance
 
Federico

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Hi Jaac,
Asm_glob.h is correctly installed on my computer. One copy is in the
directory in which there are the source codes, another copy is in the "include
files" directory. I checked it out and there are all the definitions I need to
run the programs that are on the Handbook.
I am using Visual DSP++ Release 3.0.1.0
----- Original Message -----
From: Jaime Andres Aranguren Cardona
To: Federico Zandanel ;
Sent: Monday, August 26, 2002 6:24 PM
Subject: Re: [adsp] Asm_glob.h Hi,

As the Sharc Application Handbook is a bit old-dated, it is likely that those
macros, even the Asm_glob.h file are not inlcuded in the (I suppose newer) tools
you are using. Are you sure that the header file is even installed in your Hard
Drive? If so, have you checked it out? By the way, which version of the SW tools
are you using?

JaaC

Federico Zandanel wrote:

Dear group,
I am trying to learn more about ADSP21065l and I started
with "Sharc application Handbook"
In Chapter 2 (Trigonometric, Mathematical and trascendental funtions) there
are several codes implementing algorithms to calculate some mathematical
functions. These examples are for ADSP21062 but are easily adaptable for any
ADSP21k.
All codes uses macro definitions that are defined in the file "Asm_glob.h",
but when I include this file it seems it does'n work! Why? I tried to put the
"Asm_glob.h" into the include directory, and to add options in the Project
Options, but still my codes seems to ignore the definitions in Asm_glob.h,
'cause it gives me syntax errors.
Can anyone of you tell me why and suggest me a solution ?

Thanks in advance

Federico

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