Hi,
actually its up to you if you want to use DSP/BIOS or not.
basically using DSP/BIOS eases programming quite a lot, eg you can manage the
memory config., HWI, SWI ...all kind of stuff with the configuration tool
instead of programming it by yourself.
The major drawback: using DSP/BIOS will definitely slow down your system, wich
will show paticularly signifanct when running it on a relatively slow DSP like
the 28xx series(DSP BIOS was intentionaly developed for c6xxx DSPs, which
provide considerable higher performance)
There is a DSp/BIOS tutorial which comes right along with code composer, check
the help menue.
Use the Help->Update Advisor to get the latest DSP Bios(currently 5.31.08) - DSP
Bios is provided for free.
After installation it you can find it at eg
C:\CCStudio_v3.3\bios_5_31_08
wher lots of samples are provided.
Give it a shoot!
Regards
Uli
Dear all,
> code composer version 3.1.0
> BIOS cuda-4.90.02.10
> code generation tools v4.1.0
> I am using the CCS with above configuration.I don't know the difference
between DSP/BIOS and non DSP/BIOS applications.How to know whether I am using
DSP/BIOS or non DSP/BIOS application.Can anyone explain me what are the main
differences.
> In writing the asm and cmd code,what are the precautions that we have to take
for DSP/BIOS and non DSP/BIOS applications.
> If any information is missing please let me know.
> Please help me in this regard.
>
>Thank you one and all.