Texas Instruments Codec Engine Server SERVERPKG = ti.sdo.ce.examples.servers.videocopy.evmDM6446

Delivering a Codec Server

DSP servers built with Configuro do not require a package to build the server itself, but you must create one to produce a server deliverable. In that package, you must include both the server executable and the Configuro-generated "package/info/*" files.

While each Configuro-using makefile is different, here's an example of how the server package generation may look. Here we auto-generate an XDC package from the given package name $(SERVER_PKG), given the server executable name $(SERVER_EXE), and config name $(CONFIGPKG), knowing that Configuro-generated files are in the $(CONFIGPKG) directory:

SERVER_PKG := ti.sdo.ce.examples.servers.video_copy.evmDM6446

SERVER_PKG_ARCHIVE := $(subst .,_,$(SERVER_PKG)).tar

#create server release package and archive it; the package

#contains the executable and some meta-info files

$(SERVER_PKG_ARCHIVE): $(SERVER_EXE) @echo "Creating server release:" @rm -rf package package.*

@echo "package $(SERVER_PKG) {}" > package.xdc

@echo "Pkg.otherFiles = ['./$(SERVER_EXE)','package/info']" \ > package.bld

@mkdir package ; cp -R $(CONFIGPKG)/package/info package @$(XDC_INSTALL_DIR)/xdc XDCPATH="$(XDC_PATH)" release @rm -f package.bld package.mak .[idle]*

For this example to work, the makefile and the server executable must be

in a directory whose path ends with "ti/sdo/ce/examples/servers/video_copy/evmDM6446", because that is the name we have given to the server package.

See ti/sdo/ce/examples/servers/video_copy/evmDM6446/makefile for an example.

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