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Download C2000 Software |
| Title | Date |
 Block
Math Library V2.0 This package contains 37 general-purpose math functions which operate on arrays of data for efficiency. Block functions include: absolute value, add, all boolean functions, hamming, hanning, and blackman windows, sine and cosine, 16- and 32-bit integer division, vector min and max, negation, ramp, pseudo-random noise generation, reciprocal, barrel shift, and square root functions. |
12/9/97 |
| Program/Data
memcpy() Library V1.0 This package contains supplemental functions for performing block memory copies between program and data memory. The memcpy() function supplied with the Texas Instruments C compiler only allows copying from data memory to data memory. |
9/11/97 |
| DSP
Hex Utility V6.63 This is an update to the distributed hex utility which had several serious bugs. Just download and execute this self-extracting zip file. Then copy the extracted file to your install directory overwriting the old utility. |
8/11/97 |
| Correlation
Package V1.0 This package includes optimized C-callable real autocorrelation and cross-correlation functions. The functions are written using block-floating-point arithmetic, which provides signal-to-noise ratio close to standard floating point for most signals. A very small percentage of overhead is needed versus standard fixed-point arithmetic. |
7/16/97 |
| G.711
Mu-Law and A-law Compander Package Version 1.2 Companding (compression and expansion) is a method commonly used in telephony applications to increase dynamic range while keeping the number of bits used for quantization constant. The compression is lossy, but gives lower quantization error at small amplitude values than at larger values. This package contains C- and assembly-callable block implementations of the ITU recommendation G.711 for Mu-law and A-law companding. |
6/17/97 |
| C-Callable
FFT Package V1.2 This FFT package includes several C-callable FFT routines and a C Program to test them. It is intended to provide a simple and clear package for performing general 2M-sized transforms. |
6/12/97 |
| How
to Create a Single Section for Boot Loading with a .const
Section The generation of a .const section that must be included in code for on-chip boot load poses a special problem when linking. In order to include the .const section data it must be grouped with all other needed sections to create a single section to be loaded by the on-chip boot loader. After the code is loaded, the .const section data must then be copied to a run location in data memory before execution of compiled code. Included is a complete example with documentation. |
5/7/97 |
| Frequently
Asked Questions (FAQ) Answers to many frequently asked questions related to the C2xx family. Microsoft word, HTML, and plain text formats included. |
4/23/97 |
| Examples
of Splitting COFF files Example of how to use the linker DSECT directive to create multiple output files. This technique can be used to split a large output file if a loader can only handle small sections at a time. |
4/3/97 |
| Self-Test
Programs This program is designed to verify the operation of DSP devices in the Texas Instruments TMS320C2xx family (including TMS320C24x) by checking for proper operation of the CPU core and RAM. |
1/16/97 |
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Download C20x Software |
| Title | Date |
| F206
Serial Port Flash Programming Utility V2.0 This utility allows you to program the F206 Revsion 2.0 ONLY on-chip flash memory through a PC serial port. |
12/5/97 |
| F206
XDS510 Flash Programming Utility V2.0 This utility allows you to program the F206 Revsion 2.0 ONLY on-chip flash memory through the JTAG port using an XDS510 (internal PC card). |
12/5/97 |
| F206
XDS510PP Flash Programming Utility V2.0 This utility allows you to program the F206 Revsion 2.0 ONLY on-chip flash memory through the JTAG port using an XDS510PP (parallel port). |
12/5/97 |
| C203
Boot Loader Two examples of TMS320c203 boot rom code generation. The source program file has multiple sections and combines them into one bootable output section, which includes vectors and program memory sections. |
4/29/97 |
| Output
Using the C2xx Asynchronous Serial Port in C This program demonstrates how to write the C2xx asynchronous serial port from the Texas Instruments C compiler. It is a C version of the uart.asm file found in Example C-9 of Appendix C in the TMS320C2xx User's Guide (SPRU127B). The program receives input from the serial port and echoes each character as it is received. |
4/23/97 |
| I/O
Using the C2xx Asynchronous Serial Port in C This program demonstrates how to access the C2xx asynchronous serial port from the Texas Instruments C compiler. It is a C version of the echo.asm file found in Example C-10 of Appendix C in the TMS320C2xx User's Guide (SPRU127B). The program receives input from the serial port and echoes each character as it is received. |
4/8/97 |
| Audio
Loopback Example in C This program is a C-language example of how to access the AD55 codec connected to the synchronous serial port. |
4/8/97 |
| Assembly
Programs to Test Perpipherals These are the programs contained in the Appendix C in the TMS320C2xx User's Guide (SPRU127B). These programs test the functionality of the various C2xx peripherals. Peripherals include the timer, synchronous and asynchronous serial ports, and the AD55. |
10/31/96 |
| Download C24x Software |
| Title | Date |
| TMX320F240 JTAG Flash utilities Rev 2.0 (for XDS510 tools) (Use -d option in the ZIP utility to restore directory structure) | - |
| TMX320F240 JTAG Flash utilities Rev 2.0 (for XDS510pp tools) (Use -d option in the ZIP utility to restore directory structure) | - |