The Sundance edition of Diamond supports a large number of different C6000 modules. You identify the particular modules that you need in an application by using processor type names when defining your processors in configuration files.
The Diamond utility program ProcType generates a list of all the processor types you can use.
To simplify the case where you use a particular type of module frequently, ProcType allows you to define one to be the default processor type, DEFAULT. The installation procedure offers to set a default processor type for you. The examples provided with Diamond all use this default processor type so that you should usually not have to change them to match your particular hardware configuration.
Processor types are used in configuration files as follows:
PROCESSOR root SMT361 ! explicit processor type SMT361
PROCESSOR node DEFAULT ! current default processor type
In the IDE, you select a processor type when you define a processor.
