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What Example is Close to this test application in the EZSDK ?

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A Marchini
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on Apr 12 2012 11:27 AM
Intellectual590 points

I want to use the standard capture means , take the frame and pass it to the DSP  , do a full frame operation on it  and send it out the HDMI input. Is there an example that does something like this and can be edited and recompiled with a minimum of effort?  I am just trying to show some kind of control of the base hardware.

I was thinking I could load a DSP program at the command prompt, then load a hacked up version of saLoopBackFbdev.c that would be able to pass the memory buffers pointers to the DSP and let it run.

I keep getting mired in what memory is available at what time for certain testing configurations.

It would be nice to get a memory map for each section of demo programs that just outlines the specific memory in use by those programs at that time.

Anyways, I imagine I have looked at my answer and just passed it over because I didn't realize I was looking at it.

Tony

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  • Siddharth Heroor
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    on Apr 15 2012 23:17 PM
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    Hi Tony,

    The memory map for each of the programs is available. Look for a linker.cmd file or a .map file after you build any of the demos. The name might be slightly different but the extension should be right. This will contain a full symbol table dump.

    --Sid

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