Double-clicking a DSP brings up the following options under the Advanced heading:
The Cache, and Avoid areas allow you to set various properties of the DSP. You can find more details under CACHE attribute and AVOID attribute.
The Advanced area is unlikely to be of interest to most users (see CLOCK attribute, BUFFERS attribute, and KERNEL attribute):
The Attachment area is discussed in a previous topic.
Extra options provides a string that is added to the end of the PROCESSOR statement generated for this processor in the configuration file. This allows you to specify any options that are not directly managed by the IDE.
The Boot area allows you to specify a file that is used to load the processor (see BOOT attribute). Tasks cannot be placed on a processor that uses the boot attribute.