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4.2
Rebuilding the Demo Target Software
4.2.1
Rebuilding the Examples
4.2.2
Viewing SoC Analyzer Logs
As a way to prepare to develop your own applications, you may modify
the target demo applications provided with the DVDP. This document
does not discuss in detail how to modify these applications.
To rebuild the examples, follow these steps:
1) If you want to build from within the CCStudio IDE, follow these
substeps:
■ Choose Project->Open and browse to the directory for the
example
you
C:\dvsdk_1_xx_xx_xx\examples\<example_name>\evmDM648.)
You may see messages that header files, such as xdc/std.h and
PSP fvid.h, could not be found when you open a project. You can
ignore these messages.
■ Select the <example_name>.pjt file.
■ Then choose Project-> Rebuild All.
2) Alternately, to build from the command line, follow these substeps:
■ Change directory to the location of the example to rebuild (for
example,
C:\dvsdk_1_xx_xx_xx\examples\<example_name>\evmDM648).
■ Type the following command. Note that you much use forward
slashes in the path to timake.
C:/<path_to_CCS>/cc/bin/timake.exe <example_name>.pjt Debug
Before attempting to load and run the rebuilt examples, set the EVM to
emulation boot mode. To do this, first disconnect and turn off the device.
Then, set the bootmode switches to emulation bootmode by turning OFF
all of the SW2-1, SW2-2, SW2-3, and SW2-4 switches. Then, power on
the device and try to reconnect in CCStudio.
The SoC Analyzer is a powerful analysis tool that provides visibility into a
running application for debugging and optimizing its performance.
You can view graphical representations of running tasks, SWIs, and
drivers to easily identify unexpected behavior. Peripheral, CPU, and
EMIF load analysis help you quickly isolate bottlenecks. Inclusive and
Rebuilding the Demo Target Software
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to
rebuild.
Rebuilding DVDP Software
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