Consider a Static DSP Application

First, consider an example of a basic DSP run-time model. If the RTOS and the applications that use it are built as a single static executable, the resulting system will look something like this:

Figure 8-7 A Basic DSP Run-Time ModelTMS320C6000 RTOS_example_pru186.gif

In this scenario, the DSP application is a single static executable file that contains: the RTOS, any required driver functions, and all tasks that the application needs to carry out. All of the addresses in the static executable are bound at link-time, they cannot be relocated at load-time. Execution of the DSP application will proceed from the application's entry point.