
Texas Instruments TMS320C30 Simulator

Brian L. Evans and Chris Moy
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
The University of Texas at Austin

05/18/97


This TMS320C30 simulator is a command-line simulator Texas Instruments
TMS320C30 floating-point digital signal processor.  The simulator is
written in C and compiled in C++.  The simulator has been developed
by The University of Texas at Austin based on the C30 DSP Starter
Kit tools available from the Texas Instruments Web site.  The simulator
runs under DOS, Windows, and more than twelve Unix architectures
including Solaris 2.5 and Linux.

Before you can install the C30 simulator, you must have

-- a C++ compiler (the code has been tested with version 2.7.2 of the
   GNU C++ compiler and version 4.51 of the Borland C++ compiler)

This simulator is also a part of the Web-Based Interface for the
Texas Instruments TMS320C30 Simulator (WETICS).  See

http://anchovy.ece.utexas.edu/~arifler/wetics/


Installation on UNIX MACHINES:

1. Download the C30 simulator sources from

ftp://pepperoni.ece.utexas.edu/pub/wetics/wetics0.1/c30simulator0.1.tar.gz

   This file is a GNU-zipped tar archive.

2. Compile the C30 simulator:

setenv PTARCH `bin/ptarch`
make install

   Note that the 'setenv' command is C shell syntax.  If you are using
   either the Boure or Korn shells, then the proper syntax is

PTARCH=`bin/ptarch`

3. Start the simulator

bin.$PTARCH/c30sim



Installation on PERSONAL COMPUTERS:

1. Download the C30 simulator sources from

ftp://pepperoni.ece.utexas.edu/pub/wetics/wetics0.1/c30sim01.zip

   This file is a PK zip file.

2. Set the PTARCH environment variable to msdos 

3. Start the simulator

bin.msdos\c30sim
