User`s guide

Targ et Preferences
use m ore memory than you allo cate. While any task can use more
memory than the stack includes, exceeding the stack memory size
might cause the task to write into other m emory or data areas,
possibly causing unpredictable behavior.
Stack segment for static tasks
Usethisoptiontospecifywheretoallocatethestackforstatic
tasks. Static tasks are created whether or not they are needed for
operation, compared to dynamic tasks that the system creates
as needed. Tasks that your prog ram uses often might be good
candidates for static tasks. Infrequently used tasks usually work
best as d ynamic t asks.
The list offers
IDRAM for locating t he stack in mem ory. The
Memory pane provides more options for the physical me mory o n
the processor.
Stack segment for dynam ic tasks
Like static tasks, dynamic tasks use a stack as well. Setting this
option specifieswheretolocatethestackfordynamictasks. In
this case,
MEM_NULL is the only valid stack location in memory.
You must allocate system heap storage to use this option. Specify
the system heap configuration on the Mem ory pane.
Peripherals Pane
When you choos e a C2000 processor from the Processor list on the
Board info pane, this tabbed pane appears to configure peripheral
settings a nd pin assignments.
You m us t have Target Supp ort Package TC2 installe d to enab le this
pane when you select a C2000 processor.
To set the attributes for a peripheral, select the peripheral from the
Peripherals list and then set the attribute options on the right side.
Thefollowingtabledescribesallofthe periphera ls p r ovided on the
Peripherals list. Some pe r ip herals may not be availabl e on some
C2000 processors.
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