Hi,
 I am new user of XMOS and I have started to play with XMOS starter kit. I was doing the exercises and I have encountered with the error. The exercise that I was working on is :Getting Started with Real-Time xSCOPE in xTIMEcomposer Studio".  The program basically should display the sin waves values. 
 I have followed these instruction for real time analyses.
1) Build projects
2)Run configuration
3) Select my hardware
4)Select the real-time mode
 And the under the real time option, port is automatically set to 10101. 
 When I run my program, I receive this error : ERROR: socket Bind2, ipaddress: localhost, port: 10101
Please help me to solve this problem...
Thanks
			
			
									
							
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				aybarskizilay
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				henkVerified
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Hi,
Two thoughts.
1) It may be that the port is already in use - maybe by a previous incarnation. You can try and change the number
2) your O/S may not be able to resolve localhost? What O/S do you use?
Cheers,
Henk
			
			
									
										
						Two thoughts.
1) It may be that the port is already in use - maybe by a previous incarnation. You can try and change the number
2) your O/S may not be able to resolve localhost? What O/S do you use?
Cheers,
Henk
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				aybarskizilay
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Hi,
Thanks for replying. I am using macOS Sierra.
I can change the number but I should change it to which value?
Thanks
			
			
									
										
						Thanks for replying. I am using macOS Sierra.
I can change the number but I should change it to which value?
Thanks
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				henkVerified
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Hi,
I am using El Capitan - and that resolves localhost fine.
Try 10123 and see whether that is free. Any number in the 10,000 range should be fine.
Cheers,
Henk
			
			
									
										
						I am using El Capitan - and that resolves localhost fine.
Try 10123 and see whether that is free. Any number in the 10,000 range should be fine.
Cheers,
Henk
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				aybarskizilay
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Hi,
Thanks for help, I will try it.
			
			
									
										
						Thanks for help, I will try it.
