User`s guide

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outdata now contains the values in indata, returned from the

processor.

As a further demonstration of

read, try the follo wing functions after you

create a link

cc and load an a ppropriate program to your processor. To

perform the ﬁrst example,

var must exis t in the symbol table loaded

in CCS.

• Read one 16-bit integer at the location of processor symbol

var.

mlvar = read(cc,address(cc,'var'),'int16')

• Read 100 32-bit integers from address f000 (hexadecimal) and plot

the data.

mlplt = read(cc,'f000','int32',100)

plot(double(mlplt))

• Increment the integer value stored at address 10 (decimal) of the

processor.

cc = ticcs;

ainc = 10

mlinc = read(cc,ainc,'int32')

mlinc = int32(double(mlinc)+1)

cc.write(ainc,mlinc)