I wanna run my ARM core of the OMAP-L138 processor with TI RTOS. But, unfortunatelly, I found out it's impossible (e2e.ti.com/.../399878). Is it a fact? I need to use RTOS in ARM, but it can't be Linux! Which one do you suggest?
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I wanna run my ARM core of the OMAP-L138 processor with TI RTOS. But, unfortunatelly, I found out it's impossible (e2e.ti.com/.../399878). Is it a fact? I need to use RTOS in ARM, but it can't be Linux! Which one do you suggest?
Ok, now I realized what the problem was. I've just started up my RTOS applications under ARM and DSP cores. I'd like to share my experience at this problem:
1) After you installed CCS (CCS 6 in my case) you should install SYSBIOS into the SAME DIRECTORY as CCS.
2) When CCS starts it finds SYSBIOS itself automatically.
3) If you wanna make a new project there will be available the project of SYSBIOS.
4) In the "RTSC configuration settings" tab you should select the right platform (there is a list of available platforms so you can chose the right one easily).
There are examples of my configuration for ARM and DSP cores: