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I wonder how this example can be used with the external gcc compiler.
I would like to use the LMU ram for initialized and uninitialized variables.
Do I have to modify the linker file for it?
Hello. i'm exercising with example code included in Development studio.
I'm analyzing below example code, and try to understand ILLD usage method.
* \name MCMCAN_FD_1_KIT_TC375_LK
* \version V1.0.0
* \board AURIX TC375 lite Kit, KIT_A2G_TC375_LITE, TC37xTP_A-Step
* \keywords CAN, MCMCAN, AURIX, INTERRUPT, LOOP-BACK, CAN FD
But, i can't find the TXD, RXD port pin setting part. i think there are port setting part somewhere in 'MCMCAN_FD.c'.
please help me to find port setting part.
thank you.
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Dear all,
I'm using a TC375 LiteKit board and want to display some data over time using the OneEye Oscilloscope widget. I found some description how to do this (https://www.infineon.com/dgdl/Infineon-AURIX_OneEye_DAS_Oscilloscope_1_KIT_TC387_TFT-TR-Training-v01_00-EN.pdf?fileId=8ac78c8c7f2a768a017f8d2abc4c6865). However, the described Ifx functions (like Ifx_Osci_init()) is not part of my iLLD library. It seems to me you have to instrument you code in a certain way that OneEye can display data in the oscilloscope widget. I guess it is a certain array needed that collects data before it's hand over to OneEye.
Also I couldn't find the file on the path Library/OneEye/Ifx_Osci_Cfg.h on my computer (using AurixDevStudio 1.7.2 and OneEye 2.48 - because the latest OneEye 2.50 seems not be supported by the AurixDevStudio 😞 ).
Finally I also couldn't find the DAS-OneEye example in the internet that is mentioned in the document above. That is something that surprise me because all the other examples are usually easy to find and copy.
Anyone already created a configuration that is using the oscilloscope widgets and instrumented the code for doing this?
Best Regards
Markus
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I have upgraded my AURIX Development Studio install to version 1.7.2 from version 1.6.4 - as part of this, the DAS server version was upgraded from version 7.2.0 to 7.3.7 - however, it looks like it has been uninstalled, and I cannot seem to reinstall it.
When trying to debug, I get this error:
When I try to run the DAS installer, I get an error saying that DAS version 7.3.7 is installed, but I cannot find it.
The log is below:
************************************* Invoked: Thu Jul 14 12:14:26 2022
[0] Arguments: C:\Infineon\AURIX-Studio-1.7.2\DAS_V7_3_7_SETUP.exe
[5] Operations sanity check succeeded.
[355] INFO:Control Script Installer started
[355] INFO:silent install:
[426] INFO:Administrator PRIVILEGES Detected!
[460] INFO:Found existing installation: DAS - 7.3.7
[460] Created information message box "test.quit": "Installer", "Already installed the latest DAS version 7.3.7"
[5189] INFO: installed_version = 7.2.0, UninstallString = "C:\ProgramData\{8695D1CA-3501-46A1-AFC4-2491FD91D5FD}\SETUP_WIN64.exe" REMOVE=TRUE MODIFY=FALSE
[5189] Created question message box "test.quit": "Installer", "Found existing installation: DAS v7.2.0<br>Click OK to uninstall DAS v7.2.0"
[5213] Created question message box "cancelInstallation": "DAS Installer Question", "Do you want to quit the installer application?"
[12563]
[12563] INFO: Uninstalling Old Hitex Installer
[12564] perform operation: Execute
[12564] - arguments: "C:\ProgramData\{8695D1CA-3501-46A1-AFC4-2491FD91D5FD}\SETUP_WIN64.exe", REMOVE=TRUE, MODIFY=FALSE
[12589] \"C:\\ProgramData\\{8695D1CA-3501-46A1-AFC4-2491FD91D5FD}\\SETUP_WIN64.exe\"" started, arguments: "REMOVE=TRUE MODIFY=FALSE
[25791] Done
[25793] DAS 7.2.0 uninstallation Success
[25793] Loaded control script ":/metadata/installer-config/controller_qs.qs"
[25793] Using control script: ":/metadata/installer-config/controller_qs.qs"
I have tried reinstalling ADS, as well as removing the C:/Infineon folder, but neither of these have worked.
Please let me know what I can do to resolve this,
Finn
Show LessHi Guys, I'm an assembler programmer and I need to setup an Assembler file in AURIX Development Studio,
I create an empty C main startup project and then create a new file calling it assember_test_file.s
Then in the C file I type extern void assembler_test_file;
Then in the C main I type assembler_test_file();
This as you already know should run the C setup program then it should just to my assembler_test_file.s and run the assembler program I have written.
This works on other platforms but not in AURIX Development studio. Obviously I'm doing it wrong so can someone PLEASE show me how to create an ASSEMBLER file for AURIX Development Studio.
Thanks guys, hope to hear from you soon.
Peter 🙂
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I have an AURIX TFT board TC39x running and I have a DAS driver that appears to allow the USB serial port operate properly. This is on a Windows 10 machine. But I need to move everything to a VirtualBox VM. In there I cannot get the DAS driver working properly. It gives an error when I enable that USB device. In the USB device properties it reports:
This device cannot start. (Code 10)
An invalid parameter was passed to a service or function.
Is the problem that the VM is running Windows 11, or is there a known issue running the DAS in a VM?
Is there a workaround? I don't need to run a debugger using the driver - I just need to instantiate a serial port.
Show LessI am using AURIX development Studio 1.6.0 on Win10 (64-bit) machine and I am facing some issues when trying to connect to the TC275_LK board
I get the following message when trying to start a debug session
Error creating session
The debug instrument IO could not be initialized.
The GDI debug instrument provided the following error message.
Could not open Access HW
Using Debug Target Configuration:
Target: Generic Infineon AURIX Board
Selected CPU type: tc27xd
Register file: C:/Infineon/AURIX-Studio-1.6.0/plugins/com.tasking.ctc.debug.win32.x86_64_1.12.14.0/ctc/include/sfr/regtc27xd.xml
Communication: Universal Debug Access Server
Debug Instrument Module: gdi2mcdtc
Using Flash Configuration:
Monitor : C:\Infineon\AURIX-Studio-1.6.0\plugins\com.tasking.ctc.debug.win32.x86_64_1.12.14.0\ctc\etc\ftc27x.sre
Workspace address : 0x70000000
Number of devices : 5
Sector buffer size : 8192
Device 0:
Address : 0xA0000000,0x80000000
Vendor : Infineon
Chip : TC2_4560k
Subname : Program Flash 0
Width : 32
Size : 2097152
Number of chips : 1
Unused address lines : 0
Device 1:
Address : 0xA0200000,0x80200000
Vendor : Infineon
Chip : TC2_4560k
Subname : Program Flash 1
Width : 32
Size : 2097152
Number of chips : 1
Unused address lines : 0
Device 2:
Address : 0xAF000000
Vendor : Infineon
Chip : TC2_4560k
Subname : Data Flash Bank 0a
Width : 32
Size : 393216
Number of chips : 1
Unused address lines : 0
Device 3:
Address : 0xAF100000
Vendor : Infineon
Chip : TC2_4560k
Subname : Data Flash Bank 0b
Width : 32
Size : 16384
Number of chips : 1
Unused address lines : 0
Device 4:
Address : 0xAF110000
Vendor : Infineon
Chip : TC2_4560k
Subname : Data Flash Bank 1
Width : 32
Size : 65536
Number of chips : 1
Unused address lines : 0
Configuration: TC27xD
Starting Debugger...
The debug instrument IO could not be initialized.
The GDI debug instrument provided the following error message.
Could not open Access HW
I open DAS and see that the server is started, but I cannot see any device.
I thought it could be connected to some antivirus and firewalls programs .So I deactivated all of them. Unfortunately it is still not running.
Then I deleted the DAS driver manually and installed older DAS drivers. AURIX development studio detected that an outdated version is currently in-use, but it asked me for permission to continue the operation. After accpetiing that step, same result.
Then I replugged the board and tried all USB port available on my laptop.
Same result.
I took another laptop running having Win10 (64-bit) installed, but this time I used a virtual machine with Win7 on top of that.
I followed again all the steps as decriped in the manual and installed everything inside the virtual machine. When the installation finished, I plugged the development kit and saw that Win7 was looking for some drivers in the background.
I cannot recall all the steps inside that checkbox
(USB ready for use)
(Aurix driver ..... ready)
Those steps mentioned above didn't appear during my original installation on the Win10 machine.
However, after compiling and downloading, I was able to start a debug session with the same example project and step through the code.
So it looks like there are no hardware issues with the development kit.
Due to performance reasons, debugging over the low cost FTDI driver on a virtual machine is not the best solution.
Therefore, I swapped to the previous machine and tried different development kits from different semidonductors on all USB ports and all of them worked as expected expect the Aurix Development Studio.
Any hints?
Thanks
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Hello,
I am trying to build one project for Aurix TC275 via Aurix Development Studio 1.6.0, i'm not familiar with assembler language, but now i meet some error during building stage.
Code:
__asm("movh.a %a15,0xa002\n"
"\tlea %a15,[%a15]0x0020\n"
"\tji %a15");
Error:
ctc E344:illegal argument reference "%a"
How to solve this problem?
Thanks so much for your help.
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Hello everybody,
I've received a TX375 lite kit form my University onto which I should port an already written library . Such library is completely written in C++, hence I would like to be able to write the rest of the code in C++.
I'm having some trouble making AURIX Development Studio recognize and compile C++ code.
Up until now I've tried different settings and things found on the internet and/or on some old manuals (I'm running v1.5.4, but the most updated manual I could find is v.1.4 something), but I couldn't make it work. I've tried using an external compiler, but I cannot access a Tricore compiler, I've tried following this guide, but it does not work, nor does any other option I set.
Is there anyway to compile C++ code with AURIX Development Studio or do I have to re-write all the code to C?
Thank you very much,
Enrico
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