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Which TI board to buy to do basic code testing on TI RTOS

Hi,

I want to write a piece of basic code which uses the TI RTOS basic API's.

For testing the same code and excuting it I need TI board and TI RTOS.

Please suggest me which TI board I can buy to run my code on it and also which version of TI RTOS i can put on TI Board?

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Rocky

  • Hi Rocky,
    TI-RTOS runs on a wide array of devices. The board you'll need depends what type of application you're planning to develop. What type of peripherals are you planning to interface with? What are your memory constraints?

    Let me know, I can help suggest a board for you to start with.

    Moses
  • Hi Moses,

    Thanks for replying to my querry.
    Actually I need a TI board to parctice .
    I have made a application which is wrriten in C language and uses the basic API's of TI RTOS related to Threads, locks, timers, Memory allocations..etc.
    And I want to run my code on it. But as there are wide range of boards provided by TI , I am unable to decide which board will best suits my (basic) needs.
    If possible please suggest the best suited board.

    Thanks,
    Rocky
  • I'd recommend using one of the TI launchpads. The MSP430 and any of the ones under Connected Launchpads have driver support in TI-RTOS. This means if you plan to use GPIO, UART, SPI or I2C to talk to an external peripheral device, the drivers and example projects are available for you to use.

    Let me know what you decide

    Moses