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Are the files for SPNA123 available (generating system tick using RTI)?

Brian Turner1
Prodigy 30 points
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I was looking through the SPNA123.pdf file (Generating Operating System Tick Using RTI on a Hercules™ ARM™ Safety Microcontroller) as an example for generating a system tick.  It include code snippets, but not all the files required to compile.  I have also installed the HalCoGen and Code Composer, but they also do not include the needed file either.

Can someone please point me a zip file of the entire project with all the files?

Thanks,

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    TI__Mastermind 49120 points

    Hi Brian,

    From within HALCoGen, click Help --> Help Topics.

    Then open the "Examples" group from within the "Contents" tab on the left. In this list of examples, you will find the "rtiBlinky" example. The example provides step-by-step instructions on the use of HALCoGen to create the starting point for your code project and also provides the additional code that you have to insert to generate the periodic RTI interrupt.

    Regards, Sunil

  • 0 in reply to Sunil Oak
    Prodigy 30 points

    Greetings,

    I have the Blicky demo running, and it was my fall back if the other demo was unavailable.  Looking through the auto generated code, it creates lots of unused code.  trying to figure out what is needed and what is not is difficult.  

    I did prefer the example that was presented in the system tick pdf paper.  A simple demo of just what is really needed is all I want, and the auto-generated code is not that.

    If there is another simple demo (not auto generated) that has the system tick using the rti, that would be just as useful.  

    Thanks 

    bt