User`s guide

Getting Started with Automation Interface

To run the tutorial in MA TLAB software, click run ccstutorial.This

command opens the tutorial in an interactive mode where the tutorial

program provides prompts and text descriptions to wh ich yo u respond to move

to the next portion of the lesso n. The interactive tutorial covers the same

information provided by the following tutorial sections. Y ou can view the

tutorial M-ﬁle used here by clicking

ccstutorial.m.

Selecting Your Processor

Links for CCS IDE provides two tools for selecting a board and processor

in multiprocessor conﬁgurations. One is a command line tool called

ccsboardinfo which prints a list of the available boards and processors.

So that you can use this function in a script,

ccsboardinfo can return

a MATLAB software structure that you use w hen you want your script to

select a board without your help.

Note The board and process or you s elect is u sed throughout the tutorial.

1 To see a list o f the boards and processors installed on your PC, ente r the

following command at the MATLAB s oftware p rompt:

ccsboardinfo

MATLAB software returns a list that shows you all the boards and

processors that CCS IDE recognizes as installed on your system.

2 To use the Selection Utility, boardprocsel, to select a board, enter

[boardnum,procnum] = boardprocsel

When you use boardprocsel, you see a dialog box similar to the following.

Note that some entries vary depending on your board set.

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