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CCS/EK-TM4C1294XL: REQUEST: Please Make a List for Code Examples

Part Number: EK-TM4C1294XL

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

Hi All,

I seek code examples of GPIO, I2C and Ethernet on the board.

Unfortunately, there are so many information in the site, looking for correct one is very difficult, sometime I meet dead links.

SO please make a list of example code at least.

I recommend to site manager to make a tree-structured show case of codes.

Again, I look for GPIO, I2C and Ethernet code example, please tell me about it where is it in CCS software and this site.

Best Regrads,

S.Takano

  • The best place to start is with the examples that come with TivaWare. Once you have installed TivaWare, you can find examples designed for your specific development board. For the EK-TM4C129XL, the current version of TivaWare has the following example projects:

    Default Directory  C:\ti\TivaWare_C_Series-2.1.4.178\examples\boards\ek-tm4c1294xl

          bitband
          blinky
          boot_demo1
          boot_demo2
          boot_demo_emac_flash
          boot_emac_flash
          boot_serial
          enet_io
          enet_lwip
          enet_uip
          enet_weather
          gpio_jtag
          hello
          hibernate
          interrupts
          mpu_fault
          project0
          qs_iot
          sleep_modes
          timers
          uart_echo
          udma_demo
          usb_dev_bulk
          usb_dev_cserial
          usb_dev_keyboard
          usb_host_keyboard
          usb_host_mouse
          usb_host_msc
          usb_stick_demo
          usb_stick_update
          watchdog

  • @ Bob,

    That's a great start - yet would not a (serious) read of the, "Peripheral Driver/Library User Guide" make great sense - as well?    (explains & details the use of the MANY Stellaris/Tiva functions!)

    It also proves wise to search for, find & review the latest MCU errata - so that the user may AVOID features/functions/pins which operate in a (somewhat) unexpected manner.   Discovering such limitations should be done EARLY - never LATE!