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Installing the Software
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4.3.5 Installing the SoC Analyzer
SoC Analyzer is a graphical tool that runs on a Windows development
host and uses data collected from Linux, DSP/BIOS, and Codec Engine
to provide system-level execution and performance analysis for
debugging and profiling DVEVM software execution. Follow these
instructions to install SoC Analyzer:
1) Insert the TI DVSDK software disk into the Windows development
host PC.
2) Browse to the SoCAnalyzer/WinXP folder.
3) Double-click on the SoCAnalyzer_#.#.#.#.exe file to start the
installer.
4) Follow the installer’s prompts to install the software.
4.3.6 Installing the Linux Performance Test Bench
This section explains how to install the Linux Performance Test Bench
(LPTB) for use on the target board. Follow these steps to install:
1) Log in to your host Linux workstation.
2) Execute the following bin file (where #_#_#_# is the current version
number) from the temporary location to which you copied it. This
extracts the installer for the Linux Performance Test Bench. If the bin
file does not run, make sure the file is executable (use chmod +x
*.bin). Instead of the default installation directory (/opt), you may use
a different installation directory if you like.
host $ ./linux_performance_testbench_setup_#.#.#.#.bin
3) After you execute this .bin file, make sure the following file is located
in the installation directory:
linux_performance_test_bench_#_#_#_#.tar.gz
4) Go to the location where you will unpack the tar file. For example:
host $ cd /opt/
5) Unpack the tar file (as root) by using the following command. Note
that unpacking this tar file will overwrite any existing LPTB files that
were previously installed.
host $ tar zxvf linux_performance_test_bench_#_#_#_#.tar.gz
This creates the psp_test_bench directory structure under the
/opt/linux_performance_test_bench_#.#.#.# directory.