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User Interfaces for Source Generation

The Startup Code/LDF add-in makes it easy to create and configure a DSP Project.

It helps you create a new project with startup code that sets up peripherals like

cache, DMA, and I/O, etc.

In additional to startup code, a linker description file (LDF) can be generated and

added to the project to link in only necessary libraries, and specify SDRAM

partitioning, etc. This takes away much of the complexity of configuring your

application’s memory layout.

The Startup Code/LDF add-in automatically adds the generated files to your project,

and updates them to reflect changes as you configure your project’s settings, while

preserving your custom modifications to the generated files.

Analysis and Diagnostic Support

CrossCore Embedded Studio provides tools to more quickly identify common code

errors at runtime and provide you with the information necessary to efficiently

optimize your program.

Reports for Instrumented Profiling, Heap Debugging, and Code

Coverage

CrossCore Embedded Studio provides support for generating various profiling and

tracing reports in HTML that can be launched from within the IDE.

The compiler has several profiling and tracing facilities. These include:

 Heap debugging (.hpl files): To identify memory leaks, corruption and other

problems relating to malloc and free.

 Instrumented profiling (.prf files): To identify the functions that consume the

most cycles.

 Code coverage (.pgo files): To identify which parts of your application have

been exercised by your testing.

Each of these facilities generates data files during application execution, containing

profile or trace data. These files can be converted into HTML-formatted reports

through the IDE.

To generate an HTML report, open the File menu, and select the New...>Code

Analysis Report option. There is a choice for each of the report types.

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