Configuring Code Composer Studio 5
for use with the TMS320C6713 DSK
Tyler Ackland
[email protected]
October 22, 2013
Part 1: Start Code Composer Studio
Launch CCS using the desktop or start menu shortcut
Enter the default workspace as Z:\WORKSPACE
Select the FREE LICENSE option. The development board activates the software
Part 2: Create the CCS project container
Pull down the File menu and select “New CCS Project"
Type in the Project name and workspace location.
Select Device Family “C6000” and Variant “C671x Floating-point DSP” & “TMS320C6713”
Set the Connection as “Spectrum Digital DSK-EVM-eZdsp onboard USB Emulator”
Expand “Project templates and examples” and select “Empty Project”
Click “Finish” to create the project
Part 3: Add source code to the project
Pull down the Project menu and select “Add Files…”
Browse to the directory containing the source code files. (ie. Y:\COE4TL4\PassThrough)
Select all “.c” source files, ”.h” header files and the “.asm” assembly interrupt vector file
Click “Open”
Select “Copy files” to copy the files to your project directory
Part 4: Specify compiler include locations
Pull down the Project menu and select “Properties”
Expand the Build and C6000 Compiler menus. Select “Include Options”
Click the icon with the green plus sign to add include locations
Include the Chip Support Library path supplied by Texas Instruments. It is located at
Y:\COE4TL4\C6xCSL\include
Include the Board Support Library path supplied by Spectrum Digital. It is located at
Y:\COE4TL4\DSK6713\c6000\dsk6713\include
Part 5: Specify linker library locations
Expand the C6000 Linker menu and select “File Search Path”
Click the icon with the green plus sign to add library files
Add the CSL library located at Y:\COE4TL4\C6xCSL\lib_3x\csl6713.lib
Add the BSL library located at Y:\COE4TL4\DSK6713\c6000\dsk6713\lib\dsk6713bsl.lib
Part 6: Specify "far" memory model
Expand C6000 Compiler Advanced Options and select “Runtime Model Option
Set the "Const access model" and "Data access model" both to "far"
Part 7: Suppress “vendor section” warning
Old library versions do not have the vendor section build attribute. This is used for
verifying build compatibility, but is not required.
Expand the C6000 Linker Advanced Options menu. Select “Diagnostics”
Set Suppress Diagnostic <id> to “16002” to ignore this warning
Part 8: Build and run the project
Pull down the Project menu and select “Build All”
If the project builds without errors, you can run the code on the DSP by pulling down
the Run menu and selecting “Debug”
Note: Selecting Debug will also build the project before running it
You may use this project as a template for new DSK6713 projects. Simply copy and paste
the project within the Project Explorer window. You will be prompted for a new project
name.
