I saw our posting on comp.dsp and took the liberty of writing to you.I need help badly (so i am writing directly to you)since my project is stuck and i am out of ideas now.
I have been trying to port my code to the SDRAM using the Hex Utility (hex55). I have no clue as to how can i place my code into SDRAM.
I will give you a slight background of the things i am doing. I am using CCS3.1 and an EVM5502 kit. The CSL i am suing is 2.31.00.7 When i compile my app (i am using BIOS) i create a new memory module named SDRAM (word addressed) and place everything except .hwi_vec into it.
o:=0x8000 l:=0x200000 (4MB)
Now i get a map file which echoes this action. Now using flash burn and some minimal options like (-parallel16, -boot, -m2, etc., -e cint) is it possible to place code in SDRAM( i also configure PLL and EMIF in my cmd file). I mean i am not sure if the code is actually running from SDRAM(when i see on oscilloscope i don't get anything). But the code is running (an audio loopback basically) and i can hear music. I presume it is running form DARAM (since it is of small size{hex file}
46k only).Can someone guide me into how to place the code in flash and then start running from SDRAM. I have a larger code size which i will have to ultimately place in SDRAM and run from there only, DARAM can't support it.
Please help me out. Thanks for reading along. Rohit P.S.:- attached below is cmd file(extension changed to cm1