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Fabio Cervone
Posted by Fabio Cervone
on May 02 2012 07:34 AM
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Dear coleagues,

I would like to program the PRU built-in AM335X.  How can I do that ? What is the software enviroment and hardware recommended to implement a firmware running in PRU ? How can I debug the PRU ? Using a JTAG tool ?

Tks in advance,

Fabio Cervone

 

 

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  • Maneesh
    Posted by Maneesh
    on May 02 2012 23:50 PM
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    Please stay tuned. Documentation and tool chain for programming PRU in AM335x is in process of being released within next two weeks or so.

    Debug of PRU is possible using the on-board USB-JTAG  debugger. You will need code composer studio for this purpose.

    If possible, can you please tell more about your end goal from PRU programming.

    Thanks.

    AM335x PRU
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  • Fabio Cervone
    Posted by Fabio Cervone
    on May 04 2012 08:16 AM
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    Maneesh,

    I understood that PRU can handle the real-time events, for instance, a transition in an I/O pin to attend in real-time or scan a keyboard, or toggle a LED. Is it possible to do these tasks running Linux with a time response acceptable ?

    Tks Fabio

     

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  • Maneesh
    Posted by Maneesh
    on May 06 2012 23:27 PM
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    The PRU on its own can do these tasks at a very fast rate since its cycle time is 5ns. So, it can toggle an LED at several tens of MHz frequency on a pin. But if it has to interact with Linux, you can expect latencies of hundred of microseconds when PRU interrupts ARM running Linux or takes a command from Linux based software.That is mostly a Linux behavior and not directly related to hardware latencies in the system.

    Please note that TI currently plans to only support industrial automation related features on PRU that we provide in the Industrial SDK. With the documentation that will be released shortly, users can surely program the PRU at their own initiative but active official support is not planned.

    Thanks.

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  • Fabio Cervone
    Posted by Fabio Cervone
    on May 14 2012 11:43 AM
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    Maneesh,

    Many tks. Could you pls keep me informed when TI will release the tools for PRU developments ?

    Regards,

     Fabio Cervone

     

     

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  • Maneesh
    Posted by Maneesh
    on May 15 2012 06:05 AM
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    It is released on github

    There is one more document that will appear in same location by end of this month.

    Thanks.

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