User`s guide

New Features
12-5
New Interface Between the Developer’s Kit and
FDATool
If you own the Filter Design Toolbox or the Signal Processing Toolbox, you can
design filters in Filter Design and Analysis Tool (FDATool) and export those
filter designs directly to CCS IDE and to your target. You do not need to export
the filters to your MATLAB workspace first.
With this link, you can design filters, export them to your target, and test them
in your signal processing application. In addition, you can tune your filter
performance in FDATool, and repeatedly export the modified filter to your
target to test its new capability. Using FDATool with the Developer’s Kit takes
your filter design capabilities to a new level of flexibility and efficiency.
Unified CCS IDE and C6701 EVM Targeting
In Version 1.1, the separate CCS target has been eliminated. To target CCS
IDE is the same as targeting the C6701 EVM, without compiling, linking, or
writing the program to the target. Removing the separate target results in
cleaner processing using a common code path. As a result of unifying the
targets, the
Simulation Parameters dialog contains a new option on the
Real-Time Workshop page.
Instead of selecting the CCS target file
ccs.tlc for the Target Configuration
to target CCS, you select Create_CCS_Project for the
Build Action under the
Category: TI C6701EVM runtime. When you click Make Project, the
Developer’s Kit uses Real-Time Workshop to create ANSI C code from your
model and uses the code to populate a new project in CCS IDE.
Note Models that you built in Version 1.0 of the Developer’s Kit use the
ccs.tlc target TLC file. In Version 1.1, that file is no longer on the list of
available targets in Real-Time Workshop. When you try to build models you
developed in Version 1.0 in Version 1.1, you get an error that Real-Time
Workshop cannot find the file
ccs.tlc. To correct the error, browse for the
ti_c6701evm.tlc target file to replace the missing file. Then rebuild your
target.