Heath,
CCS is almost the only method to work on the DSP-side
Alternative are :
- Code generation : c6xtools command line utilities (but I think you need
a valid CCS license to get them)
- Debug :
1) use DSP Link to load code into DSP from Linux and use "run and pray"
debug method... (or add some messaging between DSP and ARM, but
I won't call this really debug !)
2) Use Green-Hills tools : can do simultaneous debugging of ARM and
DSP using their own JTAG probe
Have some advantage over CCS but also a higher price
So IMHO if you want to do serious DSP coding, you should get for CCS
and a JTAG probe. That's the best way to do unitary tests on DSP-side
and also integration debug.
I know the following probes to work on DaVinci:
- SpectrumDigital XDS510 USB
- BlackHawk XDS560 USB (both separate power and bus-powered versions)
- TI XDS560 PCI
This does not mean that other probes do not work. This is just
my personnal experience. Others list readers may add to the
list.
Regards,
Jean-Michel.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Heath Holcomb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 8:40 PM
Subject: JTAG Programing
Is Code Composer Studio the only method to program the DaVinci DVM?
Which JTAG emulator are people using (Spectrum Digital's XDS560R)?
How is everyone going to program the flash on the boards in a production
environment?
--
heath
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