User`s guide

ccsboardinfo
Installed Board
Configuration Data
Configuration
Item Name Description
Processor number
procnum
The number assigned by CCS to the
processor on the board or simulator. W hen
the board contains more than one processor,
CCS assigns a number to each processor,
numbering from 0 for the first processor on
the first board. For example, when you have
two recognize d boards, and the second has
two processors, the first proces sor on the
first board is
procnum=0, and the first and
second processors on the second board are
procnum=1 and procnum=2. This is also a
property used when you create a new link
to CCS IDE.
Processor name
procname
Provides the name of the processor. Usually
thenameisCPU,unlessyouassigna
different name.
Processor type
proctype
Gives the processor model, such as
TMS320C6x1x for the C6xxx series
processors.
Each ro w in the table that you see displayed represents one digital
signal pro cessor, either on a board or simulator. As a consequence,
you use the information in the table in the function
ticcs to identify a
selected board in your PC.
boards = ccsboardinfo returns the configuration information about
your installed boards in a slightly different manner. Rather than
returning the tabl e containing the information, you get a listi n g of
the board names and numbers, where each board has an associated
structure named
proc that contains the information about each
processor on the board. For exam ple
boards = ccsboardinfo
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