Specifications

Opening and Examining the Project
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5.1 Opening and Examining the Project
You begin by opening a project with Code Composer Studio and examining
the source code files and libraries used in that project.
1) If you installed Code Composer Studio in c:\ti, create a folder called
volume2 in the c:\ti\myprojects folder. (If you installed elsewhere, create
a folder within the myprojects folder in the location where you installed.)
2) Copy all files from the c:\ti\c6000\tutorial\volume2 folder to this new folder.
3) From the Windows Start menu, choose Programs
→
Code Composer
Studio ’C6000
→
CCStudio.
4) Choose Project
→
Open. Select the
volume.mak file in the folder you
created and click Open.
5) Expand the Project View by clicking
the + signs next to Project,
VOLUME.MAK, DSP/BIOS Config,
and Source. The volumecfg.cmd
file, which was created along with a
configuration file, includes a large
number of DSP/BIOS header files.
(You do not need to examine all
these header files.)
The files used in this project include:
■
volume.cdb
. This is the configuration file for the project.
■
volume.c
. This is the source code for the main program. It has been
revised from the version you used in the previous chapter to support
using DSP/BIOS in this program. You examine the source code in the
next section.
■
volume.h
. This is a header file included by volume.c to define various
constants and structures. It is identical to the volume.h file used in the
previous chapter.
■
load.asm
. This file contains the load routine, a simple assembly loop
routine that is callable from C with one argument. It is identical to the
load.asm file used in the previous chapter.
■
volumecfg.cmd
. This linker command file is created when saving
the configuration file.
■
volumecfg.s62
. This assembly file is created when saving the
configuration file.
■
volumecfg.h62
. This header file is created when saving the
configuration file.