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Hello, I have been using VDSP++ 1.0 to develop some software to be placed on an ADSP-21060. Right now I have an older EZ-LAB development kit to test some routines on, unfortunately, the documentation I have is extremely limited. The problem I am having is this: I am trying to build a project with multiple files on the host machine (one with the card in it). I use g21k to create object files for each of the C and assembly sources, and that 'seems' to be working fine. However when I don't seem to be able to link them. Also, when comiling the assembly files I get an error saying that the variables have to be declared within a section, however, they are... I have my variables almost all declared like so: /************ VARIABLES ******************/ .section/DM seg_dmda; .var OUTPUT_Register[51]; // set up memory location for the output stream .section/PM seg_pmda; It does not seem to have trouble with the #defines, which are declared outside any section of the program itself. Is there somewhere I can find documentation on the G21K compiler/linker? Right now I'm poking pretty blindly at this command line stuff. It's a lot different than the IDE I have been using on my own machine. I'm getting a lot of warnings/errors on this host machine, which suprises me since it builds and simulates fine on my own machine. Is there a way I can just create the downloadable .21K file on my machine using the IDE? Any suggestions? Thanks in advance :) Tom Hanley |
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EZ Lab Command line.
Started by ●June 22, 2001
Reply by ●June 23, 20012001-06-23
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--- In adsp@y..., "Hanley, Tom" <tom.hanley@l...> wrote: > Hello, > I have been using VDSP++ 1.0 to develop some software to be placed > on an ADSP-21060. Right now I have an older EZ-LAB development kit to test > some routines on, unfortunately, the documentation I have is extremely > limited. Hi Tom, it is not clear what software you are using - is it VisualDSP 4.1/4.0, or the old DOS g21k utilities (assembler/compiler/linker)? I am a bit confused because in your listing you divide the memory segments with the .section command. This command is not supported in the g21k DOS utilites (instead, one had to use .segment). Please state the exact version number of the software you are working with. Regards, Andor Bariska |
