HELP URGENTLY for using DSP (TMS320C5000) simulator

please help me it remains me just one month for present my final
project !!!!! and i didn't find yet a solution to my problem!!!
my subject is an implementation of optimal filter on DSP (image
filter)
and my problem is that when i introduce the input file (of my image)
my output file is always empty (zero).....i think that my problem is
what write in ADDRESS field of "probe point" or "load and save"
address, and what choose: data or program or I/O ?
please if anybody can help me urgently .....i repeat that i do just a
simulation....not an emulation.
thanks for all

Any reason for using probe points instead of normal file read/write
(stdio). That should be easier to use and apparently more suitable for
your context.

Regards
Piyush

yasmine_boulfani@yahoo.fr (B.yasmine) wrote in message news:<71db2c9f.0405240124.1da6053@posting.google.com>...
> please help me it remains me just one month for present my final
> project !!!!! and i didn't find yet a solution to my problem!!!
> my subject is an implementation of optimal filter on DSP (image
> filter)
> and my problem is that when i introduce the input file (of my image)
> my output file is always empty (zero).....i think that my problem is
> what write in ADDRESS field of "probe point" or "load and save"
> address, and what choose: data or program or I/O ?
> please if anybody can help me urgently .....i repeat that i do just a
> simulation....not an emulation.
> thanks for all

Hi,
you all right in understanding: must set the second probe point, it
connect with output file(i.e. save) & data region(address from
map-file, to check use 'View-Memory').

Cheers

>>>>> "Piyush" == Piyush Kaul <piyushkaul@yahoo.com> writes:

    Piyush> Any reason for using probe points instead of normal file read/write
    Piyush> (stdio). That should be easier to use and apparently more suitable for
    Piyush> your context.

In my experience, probe points work a whole lot better and more
reliably than fread/fwrite, and are way faster than printf/scanf.

Ray