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In order to use the DSP/BIOS API, a program must have a DSP/BIOS configuration file. The configuration file defines objects and object properties for use by the application program.
In this step, you create a configuration file for the program. The configuration defines a LOG object used to display the "hello world" message.
Choose File®New®DSP/BIOS Configuration.
Select the template for your DSP target and click OK.
You see the configuration window. The left side of the window lists categories of modules. You can see a list of modules by clicking the + symbol next to the category. You can see a module's objects by clicking the + symbol to the left of a module manager. The right side of the window shows properties of the selected manager or object. Click the + sign next to the Instrumentation category to display its list of modules.
Right-click on the LOG - Event Log Manager and choose Insert LOG from the context menu. This creates a LOG object called LOG0.
Right-click on the name of the LOG0 object and choose Rename from the context menu. Change the object’s name to trace.
If you are using a simulator target and did not select a configuration template specifically for the simulator, set the RTDX Mode to Simulator.
Choose File®Save. Move to your working folder (usually C:\CCStudio_v3.10\myprojects\hellobios) and save this configuration file with a filename of hello.cdb. Saving this configuration generates the following files:
hello.cdb. Stores configuration settings
hellocfg.cmd. Linker command file
hellocfg.h. Includes DSP/BIOS module header files and declares external variables for objects created in the configuration file
hellocfg.s. Assembly language source file for DSP/BIOS settings
hellocfg.h.. Assembly language header file included by hellocfg.s.
hellocfg_c.c. Code for Chip Support Library (CSL) structures and settings
You may notice a hello.ccf file in your project directory. This is a temporary file that exists only when the configuration file is open. Do not attempt to open, delete, or modify this file.