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Hi all, I have a C6711DSK with CCS 2.10.00. I have a program which processes a signal from a ADC and sends the result to the DAC on the same Codec. I notice that when I monitor the output of the DAC on a scope, the output signal is interrupted when I scroll the disassembly window in CSS. That is, the window that pops up when you load your program. How can I load and execute my program with CCS, without there being any other types of communication between CCS and my DSP? Is it possible to switch all logging off? I've noticed LOG_system can't be removed. Cheers, Joe. |
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Scrolling Disassembley window interrupts DSP
Started by ●October 27, 2004
Reply by ●October 28, 20042004-10-28
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Hello Joe,
The 671x devices use "stop mode emulation". What this means is that
anytime that CCS wants/needs information [like reading new instructions to
disassemble] the DSP is actually halted [for a long period of time in the real
time world].
I have used two methods to get around this:
1. Load your program and close all CCS windows. Hit run when
you are ready.
2. If you are taking real time measurements and don't need any
of the 'debug stuff' [like breakpoints], you can execute your code
using 'Debug->RunFree'. This causes CCS to be effectively
disconnected from the target [if you have breakpoints set, they will be
ignored].
Both of these methods appear to not incur any 'CCS
intrusion'.
mikedunn
joseph_lyons_79 <j...@yahoo.com> wrote: Hi all, |
