I have an LCDKOMAPL138 and I'm trying to make a hello world program that runs concurrently on both cores. I'm using a sysbios typical project template. I can view and even use the LCDKOMAPL138 platform in an Arm app, but moving to the DSP, it seems the memory would overlap if I used that same platform (same base and length), so I'm trying to make a new one, so that I can set two different memory maps. I click Tools->RTSC Tools->Platform->New and set up my own name and repository. I select C6000 and OMAPL138 and hit next. So far so good, it populates the wizard with what look like basic OMAP L138 values, but then I try to import the LCDK platform to get the board level info, and all that shows up in the dropdown list is one arbitrary platform. This happens no matter what I choose for Device Family and Device name on the previous screen.
I'm sure there is a path screwed up somewhere, but it's funny that I can view and edit all the seed platforms, but when I try to import it comes up dry. Actually it's funny that there is no path for that in the dialog box, but there is for the view and edit.
So I copied the seed platform into my local repository, and now it finds the stock LCDKOMAPL138 platform so I can import it, and change the memory for the DSP side and the ARM side. But I notice when I view the new platforms, under core they both just say CPU, the original had a choice for GPP or DSP. It this a problem, am I on the right track here?
Thanks.
Dave