User`s guide

ccsboardinfo

returns

boards =

name: 'C6xxx Simulator (Texas Instruments)'

number: 0

proc: [1x1 struct]

where the structure proc contains the processor i nform ation for the

C6xxx simulator board:

boards.proc

ans =

name: 'CPU'

number: 0

type: 'TMS320C6200'

Reviewing the output from both function syntaxes shows that the

conﬁguration information is the same.

When you combine this syntax with the dot notation used to access the

elements in a structure, the result is a way to determine which board to

connect to when you construct a link to CCS IDE. For example, when

you are creating a link to a board in your PC, the dot notation provides

the means to set the board by issuing the command with the

boardnum

and procnum properties set to the entries in the structure boards.For

example, when you enter

boards = ccsboardinfo;

boards(1).name

returns the name of your se cond installed board and

boards(1).proc(2).name returns the name of the second processor on

the second board. To create a link to the second processor on the second

board, use

cc = ticcs('boardnum',boards(1).number,'procnum',...

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