How to recognize XDC Tools?
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I have installed MATLAB 2013a and CCS v5.4.
When i run the configuration for CCS v5,
>> checkEnvSetup('ccsv5','f28335','check')
1. CCSv5 (Code Composer Studio)
Your version : 5.4.0
Required version: 5.0 or later
Required for : Code Generation
TI_DIR="D:\TI\CodeComposerStudio\ccsv5"
2. CGT (Texas Instruments C2000 Code Generation Tools)
Your version : 6.1.3
Required version: 5.2.1 to 6.0.2
Required for : Code generation
C2000_CGT_INSTALLDIR="D:\TI\CodeComposerStudio\ccsv5\tools\compiler\c2000_6.1.3"
3. DSP/BIOS (Real Time Operating System)
Your version : 5.42.01.09
Required version: 5.33.05 to 5.41.11.38
Required for : Code generation
CCSV5_DSPBIOS_INSTALLDIR="D:\TI\CodeComposerStudio\bios_5_42_01_09"
4. XDC Tools (eXpress DSP Components)
Your version :
Required version: 3.16.02.32 or later
Required for : Code generation
5. Flash Tools (TMS320C28335 Flash APIs)
Your version : 2.10
Required version: 2.10
Required for : Flash Programming
FLASH_28335_API_INSTALLDIR="D:\TI\controlSUITE\libs\utilities\flash_api\2833x\28335\v210"
In the point 4, it does not recognize the XDC Tools, but it can recognize the BIOS in point 3.
Could anybody point me in the right direction please?
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Charles Bélanger
on 29 Dec 2013
Edited: Charles Bélanger
on 15 Jan 2014
I got support from Mathworks team, they provide me the link to download TI XDC Tool: http://downloads.ti.com/dsps/dsps_public_sw/sdo_sb/targetcontent/rtsc/
After installing the XDCTools that fits your CCS version, set the Windows Environment Variable XDCROOT to your XDCTools path like: "C:\ti\xdctools_3_22_04_46". Restart Matlab and it should be okay now !
Kevin Huang
on 22 Jul 2014
Edited: Kevin Huang
on 22 Jul 2014
I have installed MATLAB 2014a and CCS v5.5.
I was wondering if the CGT and DSP/BIOS version higher than required version is ok?
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