Why are there inconsistencies in the documentation for configuring TI C6000 code generation?

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I am using the 'Single Rate Application' tutorial for the TI C6000 and the steps listed in the documentation do not match the Configuration Parameters UI. I cannot locate the fields listed in the Documentation.

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MathWorks Support Team
MathWorks Support Team on 27 Jun 2009
This is a bug in the documentation in the way that the steps for code generation are described. Target links now all share the same interface through CCS.
The documentation should read as follows:
1) The two panels you will need in the Configuration Parameters tree are 'Real-time Workshop' and 'Link for CCS' (to check Byte Ordering you'll also need the 'Hardware Implementation' panel).
2) Within these panels, you can set the target file as described in the current doc. There is no longer a 'TI C6000' panel in the tree: this has been replaced functionally by the 'Link for CCS' panel.
3) To set the options for the compiler, you will need to set them using the compiler options command-line strings on the 'Link for CCS' panel. For instance, optimization level should be '-o2' (quotes not needed) and to set verbosity to 'quiet' the string option is '-q'. Any other compiler options you want should also be specified this way.
4) It should be noted that Little Endian is the only byte ordering supported now, and this is set on the 'Hardware Implemenation' panel.
5) For the "Interrupt and overrun notification method", there is no longer a Notify_and_halt option. The options available are Print_message and Call_custom_function.

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