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  • Forum Post: did anybody try to use double packet buffering on the OMAP-L138 usb?

    Slava Bogulmintsev
    if i activate double buffering feature i watch extra empty packets (zero length) on the usb bus, and these packets are interpreted on PC side as short packet (as end of packet). does anybody have experience with double buffering?
    on Apr 16, 2012

  • Forum Post: Power-saving routines in L138 starterware?

    Paul Singh
    Hi, I am developing a device on omap L138 with starterware and is would like to know if there is any power management functionality implemented in the starterware. For example, the technical reference manual of omap L138 SPRUH77’s chapter 10 is entirely devoted into power management, and it...
    on May 13, 2012

  • Forum Post: Which WidgetMutexGet version should L138 Starterware use?

    Paul Singh
    Hello, A question with OMAP L138 Starterware: In the graphic library I am trying to use mutex functions unsigned int WidgetMutexGet( unsigned char *pcMutex) different versions of this functions are defined in widget.c and the compiling time resolution depends on precompiled symbols: #if...
    on May 25, 2012

  • Forum Post: StarterWare and SYSBIOS in EMAC example

    Marcos Doblado
    Hello, I'm working with OMAPL138 processor and StarterWare libraries. I have successfully run the Ethernet echo example (in the DSP core, I know that there are some troubles to make the example work in ARM core) and now I'm trying to include SYSBIOS in the project. So I've included...
    on Mar 12, 2012

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