vladimir,
Congratulations!!
On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 1:49 PM, wrote:
>
> Thank you Mike!! i'm very happy because the communication "it's
alive" jeje
> what i did was, in the C6711 use the McBSP1 port because it's always
> available and in the C6713 i use the McBSP0 and i wrote the lines for the
> CPLD:
> #define DSK_MISC_REG (*(volatile unsigned char *)(0x90080006)) in the
header
> and
> DSK_MISC_REG |= 1;
> in main, The communication it's not perfect yet because the first
200-250
> elements are always lose but it's a start. Maybe i could use the EDMA
> controller or something instead polling.
Lesson learned:
Understand your hardware. It makes it easier to write software.
Mike's steps for successful I/O on unfamiliar hardware:
1. [crawl] Play with the port. Read and write some registers to make
sure that you understand the hardware. complete.
2. [walk] Write standalone polling code to make it work. complete [almost].
3. [run] Write standalone EDMA code to make it work.
4. [integrate] Integrate the working I/O into the application.
mikedunn
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McBSP data transfer C6711 C6713 boards
Started by ●November 2, 2008
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