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loading programs to DM36x on the evaluation board

Alyona
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I've just got TMS320DM36x DVEVM and there are 2 simple questions:

1. How should I program the processor? I have a SD-card shipped with the board. It contains Linux and bootloader. Now there are some demo programs on the card. Which file from a project need I write and where? As I got, <file_name>.hex to the folder "BOOT", but I want to clarify.

2. Is there a kind of  "hello world" program available for this?

 

Thanks in advance!!!

  • 0
    Prodigy 200 points

    Hi,

    Using the TI dvsdk (based on Linux) package you could find a lot of demos programs, e.g. to encode/decode video/audio.
    Moreover, you would find bootloaders, kernel and filesystem images to re-initialize your processor boot and linux system architecture (the way is UBL --> u-boot --> kernel --> FS).

    When you are writting your own programs and want to test, you can transfer them into your board thanks to USB for example. Another way is to use a NFS if you built it yet...
    I do not remember well if it contains a default "hello world" program to begin, but in the provided Software Developers Guide, you have a very easy process to follow to build your own "hello world" app ;)

    PS/ I noticed this post is pretty old, hope it could helps somebody in the same case...