User`s guide

Getting Started with Automation Interface
1 Create an object that refers to your selected board and processor. Enter the
following command at the p rompt.
cc=ticcs('boardnum',boardnum,'procnum',procnum)
If you were to watch closely, and your machine is not too fast, you see Code
Composer Studio software appear brieflywhenyoucall
ticcs.IfCCS
IDE was not running before you created the new object, CCS starts and
runs in the background.
2 Enter visible(cc,1) to force CCS IDE to be visible on your desktop.
Usually, you need to interact with Code Compo ser Studio software while
you develop your application. The first function in this tutorial,
visible,
controls the state of CCS on your desktop.
visible accepts Boolean inputs
that make C C S either visib le on your desktop (input to
visible =1)or
invisible on your desktop (input to
visible = 0). For this tutorial, use
visible to set the CCS IDE visibility to 1.
3 Next, enter display(cc) attheprompttoseethestatusinformation.
TICCS Object:
API version : 1.0
Processor type : C67
Processor name : CPU
Running? : No
Board number : 0
Processor number : 0
Default timeout : 10.00 secs
RTDX channels : 0
Embedded IDE Link CC provides three methods to read the status of a
board and processor:
•
info — Return a structure of testable board conditions.
•
display — Print information about the p roces sor.
•
isrunning — Return the state (running or halted) of the processor.
•
isrtdxcapable — Return whether the hardw are supports RT DX .
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