Reply by rowebits August 16, 20072007-08-16
>Hello ALL >I am new DSP programming & Code composer. I have to build a windows >application which communicates with TI DSP by RS 232 PORT. TI DSP is >connected with a EEPROM 25LC050 through SPI. Windows application >sends data to DSP and ask it to save some data to EEPROM. Windows >application can also ask DSP to retrive data from EEPROM. Also I have >to code for TI DSP(model TMS 320LF2407A) that can process the commands >& data sent by windows application.Currently I have only Code >composer. I have no hardware to test. How can I simulate whether my >coding is correct.Please help me urgently > >Thanks >Nasif > >
If this is a difficult problem, its likely you have the wrong hardware and configuration. If the 240 is an absolute requirement, you should ask your TI FAE for the software necessary to do this. I'm sure that Code Composer has an embedded simulator. If not, several other options exist. a) Change hardware and software- something like dsPIC is ideally suited to all of this and the environment has everything you need off the shelf. b) Change software - dump code composer and use something better which includes OS simulation and improved development. You could look at these links: http://www.rowebots.com/downloads/DSPnano_dsPIC.pdf http://rowebots.com/products/dspnano http://www.microchip.com
Reply by nasi...@gmail.com August 5, 20072007-08-05
Hello ALL
I am new DSP programming & Code composer. I have to build a windows
application which communicates with TI DSP by RS 232 PORT.  TI DSP is
connected  with a EEPROM 25LC050 through SPI. Windows application
sends data to  DSP and ask it to save some data to EEPROM. Windows
application can also ask DSP to retrive data from EEPROM. Also I have
to code for TI DSP(model TMS 320LF2407A) that can process the commands
& data sent by windows application.Currently I have only Code
composer. I have no hardware to  test. How can I simulate whether my
coding is correct.Please help me urgently

Thanks
Nasif