Hi,
I will have to run impulseC programs on ML403 board with PowerPC running Linux 2.4.
have you ever did the same???
Can i use FSl or is there any other communication interface than PCB and APU.
thanks in advance.
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Hw-Sw communication interface on ML403-PowerPC Linux
Started by Rock, May 04 2008 07:51 PM
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Posted 05 May 2008 - 08:19 AM
Hi Rock,
We have done some work on uClinux running on MicroBlaze using FSLs, please see Tutorial: PSP_Xilinx_Microblaze.chm for details. The tutorial is kind of out of date, but you can get basic idea of the procedure. We also have an example running LynuxWorks BlueCat Linux on Microblaze running on Spartan-3A DSP 1800 board, which also uses FSLs. Hope this can help.
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Mei Xu
Impulse Accelerated Technologies, Inc.
We have done some work on uClinux running on MicroBlaze using FSLs, please see Tutorial: PSP_Xilinx_Microblaze.chm for details. The tutorial is kind of out of date, but you can get basic idea of the procedure. We also have an example running LynuxWorks BlueCat Linux on Microblaze running on Spartan-3A DSP 1800 board, which also uses FSLs. Hope this can help.
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Mei Xu
Impulse Accelerated Technologies, Inc.
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Posted 11 May 2008 - 06:29 PM
Thanks for the reply,
But i could not able to find this tutorial.
Is this the same stuff as described in the chapter 'combining Impulse C with Embedded OS' from the book "Practical FPGA programming in C".
But for the Linux i should write the FSl driver right.
Thanks in advance.
But i could not able to find this tutorial.
Is this the same stuff as described in the chapter 'combining Impulse C with Embedded OS' from the book "Practical FPGA programming in C".
But for the Linux i should write the FSl driver right.
Thanks in advance.
QUOTE (meix @ May 5 2008, 08:19 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hi Rock,
We have done some work on uClinux running on MicroBlaze using FSLs, please see Tutorial: PSP_Xilinx_Microblaze.chm for details. The tutorial is kind of out of date, but you can get basic idea of the procedure. We also have an example running LynuxWorks BlueCat Linux on Microblaze running on Spartan-3A DSP 1800 board, which also uses FSLs. Hope this can help.
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Mei Xu
Impulse Accelerated Technologies, Inc.
We have done some work on uClinux running on MicroBlaze using FSLs, please see Tutorial: PSP_Xilinx_Microblaze.chm for details. The tutorial is kind of out of date, but you can get basic idea of the procedure. We also have an example running LynuxWorks BlueCat Linux on Microblaze running on Spartan-3A DSP 1800 board, which also uses FSLs. Hope this can help.
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Mei Xu
Impulse Accelerated Technologies, Inc.
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Posted 16 May 2008 - 01:57 PM
Hi Rock,
Sorry for the late response.
The LynuxWorks BlueCat Linux and uClinux have FSL driver. What embedded linux do you use? If you need to write the driver by yourself, I can give you some basic idea. In BlueCat Linux, FSLs are added as char devices. Here is a link I found online about uClinux FSL driver. Hope this helps. uClilnux FSL driver info
Mei
Sorry for the late response.
The LynuxWorks BlueCat Linux and uClinux have FSL driver. What embedded linux do you use? If you need to write the driver by yourself, I can give you some basic idea. In BlueCat Linux, FSLs are added as char devices. Here is a link I found online about uClinux FSL driver. Hope this helps. uClilnux FSL driver info
Mei
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Posted 05 June 2008 - 08:40 PM
QUOTE (meix @ May 16 2008, 01:57 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hi Rock,
Sorry for the late response.
The LynuxWorks BlueCat Linux and uClinux have FSL driver. What embedded linux do you use? If you need to write the driver by yourself, I can give you some basic idea. In BlueCat Linux, FSLs are added as char devices. Here is a link I found online about uClinux FSL driver. Hope this helps. uClilnux FSL driver info
Mei
Sorry for the late response.
The LynuxWorks BlueCat Linux and uClinux have FSL driver. What embedded linux do you use? If you need to write the driver by yourself, I can give you some basic idea. In BlueCat Linux, FSLs are added as char devices. Here is a link I found online about uClinux FSL driver. Hope this helps. uClilnux FSL driver info
Mei
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