ccsdsp.m

一个MATLAB的应用程序

function cc = ccsdsp(varargin)
%CCSDSP create a link to the Texas Instruments Code Composer(tm) IDE.
%   CC = CCSDSP('PropertyName',PropertyValue,...) returns an object
%   which is used to communicate with a DSP target processor.  This 
%   handle can be used to access memory and control the execution of 
%   the target DSP processor.  All communication is handled by the 
%   Code Composer Studio(tm) IDE application.  The resulting object
%   CC refers to a single DSP processor.  Thus, multiprocessor system
%   will require a separate handle to refer to different processors.
%   
%   All passed parameters are interpreted as object property 
%   definitions.  Each property definition consists of a property 
%   name followed by the desired property value.  Althougth any CC
%   object property can be defined during this initialization, there
%   are several important properties that MUST be provided during the
%   initial call.  Therefore, these must be properly delinated when
%   the object is created.  After the object is built, these values can 
%   be retreived with GET, but never modified. 
%
%   'boardnum' - The index of the desired DSP board.  The resulting
%   object CC refers to a DSP processor on this board.  Use the
%   CCSBOARDINFO utility to determine the number for the desired
%   DSP board.  If the user's Code Composer is defined to support 
%   only a singled board, this property definion can be skipped. 
%   If the property is not passed by the user, the object will
%   default to boardnum 0 (zero-based).  
%
%   'procnum' - The index of the desired DSP processor on the DSP board 
%   selected with the 'boardnum' property.   Use the CCSBOARDINFO 
%   utility to determine the number for the desired DSP processor.  
%   If the user's Code Composer is defined to support only a singled 
%   processor on the board, this property definion can be skipped.  
%   If the property is not passed by the user, the object will default 
%   to procnum 0 (zero-based).  
%
%   Example: 
%   >target = ccsdsp('boardnum',1,'procnum',0); will return a handle
%   a handle to the first DSP processor on the second DSP board.
%
%   CCSDSP without any passed arguments will construct the object with the 
%   default property values.
%
%   See also CCSBOARDINFO, RTDX, GET, SET.

% Copyright 2002 The MathWorks, Inc.