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RTDX and Visual C++ without CCS

Started by Unknown September 28, 2001
Hi all,

I am using TMS320C6711 DSK with Code Composer v1.23. I wrote a
program using Code Composer to send number stored in an array to
McBSP, using interrupt-driven method (XINT1). That was working fine
as I can see the bit patterns (1s and 0s) of the number sent to McBSP
on an oscillscope.

However, I would like to do that without using Code Composer at all.
Instead I would like to use Visual C++ and RTDX. (refer to TI's
spra744, spra591) But as far as I know, it requires Code Composer to
enable RTDX: Tool | RTDX | enable RTDX, because Code Composer act as
the COM server for RTDX.

I can write Visual C++ COM client for RTDX, which requires Code
composer to enable RTDX.

Just wondering has anyone be able to enable RTDX without Code
composer? Or does anyone know any document available that might help
to solve my problem? Any helps would be greatly appreciated. ;)

In addition, has anyone be able to load, run and stop the DSK program
without using Code Composer? This is an example dsk6xldr under
\ti\c600\examples\dsk\dsk6xldr which gives some clues.

Thank you for your kind attention.

Steve Ma




Hi Steve,

The below question on RTDX without Code Composer Studio running with a
Visual C++ or Visual Basic
is possible, but only from up Code Composer Studio 2.0 release. The current
version you are using
the RTDX is part the the CCS COM object and with CCS 2.0 this is a seperate
DLL.

Now is you question how do I get CCS 2.0, if you have registered you DSK via
the Web you should
get the tool at the latest October 2001. If not write a message to
or for Europe
and request a update for the DSK.

Best regards,

Ferry Clasquin -----Original Message-----
From: [mailto:]
Sent: Friday, September 28, 2001 7:14 AM
To:
Subject: [c6x] RTDX and Visual C++ without CCS Hi all,

I am using TMS320C6711 DSK with Code Composer v1.23. I wrote a
program using Code Composer to send number stored in an array to
McBSP, using interrupt-driven method (XINT1). That was working fine
as I can see the bit patterns (1s and 0s) of the number sent to McBSP
on an oscillscope.

However, I would like to do that without using Code Composer at all.
Instead I would like to use Visual C++ and RTDX. (refer to TI's
spra744, spra591) But as far as I know, it requires Code Composer to
enable RTDX: Tool | RTDX | enable RTDX, because Code Composer act as
the COM server for RTDX.

I can write Visual C++ COM client for RTDX, which requires Code
composer to enable RTDX.

Just wondering has anyone be able to enable RTDX without Code
composer? Or does anyone know any document available that might help
to solve my problem? Any helps would be greatly appreciated. ;)

In addition, has anyone be able to load, run and stop the DSK program
without using Code Composer? This is an example dsk6xldr under
\ti\c600\examples\dsk\dsk6xldr which gives some clues.

Thank you for your kind attention.

Steve Ma

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Hi!

Can you be more specific about this??
I can't find any indications about use RTDX without CCS2.0 ?

Thanks.
--- In c6x@y..., "Clasquin, Ferry" <f-clasquin@t...> wrote:
> Hi Steve,
>
> The below question on RTDX without Code Composer Studio running
with a
> Visual C++ or Visual Basic
> is possible, but only from up Code Composer Studio 2.0 release. The
current
> version you are using
> the RTDX is part the the CCS COM object and with CCS 2.0 this is a
seperate
> DLL.
>
> Now is you question how do I get CCS 2.0, if you have registered
you DSK via
> the Web you should
> get the tool at the latest October 2001. If not write a message to
> support@t... or for Europe
> epic@t... and request a update for the DSK.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Ferry Clasquin > -----Original Message-----
> From: seechung@y... [mailto:seechung@y...]
> Sent: Friday, September 28, 2001 7:14 AM
> To: c6x@y...
> Subject: [c6x] RTDX and Visual C++ without CCS > Hi all,
>
> I am using TMS320C6711 DSK with Code Composer v1.23. I wrote a
> program using Code Composer to send number stored in an array to
> McBSP, using interrupt-driven method (XINT1). That was working fine
> as I can see the bit patterns (1s and 0s) of the number sent to
McBSP
> on an oscillscope.
>
> However, I would like to do that without using Code Composer at
all.
> Instead I would like to use Visual C++ and RTDX. (refer to TI's
> spra744, spra591) But as far as I know, it requires Code Composer
to
> enable RTDX: Tool | RTDX | enable RTDX, because Code Composer act
as
> the COM server for RTDX.
>
> I can write Visual C++ COM client for RTDX, which requires Code
> composer to enable RTDX.
>
> Just wondering has anyone be able to enable RTDX without Code
> composer? Or does anyone know any document available that might
help
> to solve my problem? Any helps would be greatly appreciated. ;)
>
> In addition, has anyone be able to load, run and stop the DSK
program
> without using Code Composer? This is an example dsk6xldr under
> \ti\c600\examples\dsk\dsk6xldr which gives some clues.
>
> Thank you for your kind attention.
>
> Steve Ma
> seechung@y... >
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