User`s guide

Getting Started with Automation Interface
1 Select your processor.
2 Create and query objects to CCS IDE.
3 UseMATLABsoftwaretoloadfiles into CCS IDE.
4 Work with your CCS IDE project from MATLAB software.
5 Close the connections you opened to CCS IDE.
The tutorial provides a working process (a workflow) for using Embedded ID E
Link CC and your s ignal p roces sing p rograms to develop programs for a range
of Texas Instruments™ processors.
During this tutorial, you load and run a digital signal processing application
on a processor you select. The tutorial demonstrate s bo th writing to memory
and reading from mem ory in the “Working with Links and Data” portion of
the tutorial.
You can use the
read and write methods, as described in this tutorial, to read
and write data to and from your processor.
The tutorial covers the object methods and functions for Embedded IDE Link
CC. The functions listed in the first table apply to CCS IDE independent of
the objects — you do not need an object to use these functions. The methods
listed in the s econd and third table requires a
ticcs object that you use in the
method syntax:
Functions for Working With Em b edded IDE Link CC
Thefollowingfunctionsdonotrequireaticcs object as an input argument:
Function Description
ccsboardinfo
Return information about the boards that CCS
IDE recognizes as installed on y our PC.
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