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XDAIS Framework Components and XDAIS Developer's Kit

Helmut Forren
Mastermind 6805 points

(I find no overview documentation on this.  I also find no general Embedded Software forum that's neither for a specific OS nor for TI-only codecs.)

1) Does the XDAIS Framework Components run on top of or otherwise require Linux?

2) Does the XDAIS Developer's Kit run on top of or otherwise require Linux?

3) Are these two things considered a pair that work together, or are they two independent things?

4) Where is the appropriate forum for asking about XDAIS Framework Components?

Thanks

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    Genius 3930 points

    Hi,

    XDAIS Dev kit and XDAIS framework components are 2 different things.

    it is not necessar that you must have both.

    it all depends on what you want to do.

    XDAIS dev kit you can use to make your algorithms XDAIS interface and testing the XDAIS complience.

    XDAIS frameworkcomponents you need to you for packaging. if you need your applications maybe speech, audio, video etc

    to be integrated on to your enduser application so many other things appart from the individual codec packages are required.

    on TI websites all documentations are available

    http://focus.ti.com/docs/toolsw/folders/print/tmdxdaisxdm.html 

    No need to have linux for XDAIS.

  • 0 in reply to sujit mahapatro
    Mastermind 6805 points

    Sujit,

    Thanks for the info.

    If I understand you correctly, it sounds like I could use XDAIS Framework Components for my final product, which will call the codec I've already written.  As long as it works in my single-purpose product, I'm fine and don't have to worry about rigorous XDAIS compliance testing.  Nevertheless, if I do want to do XDAIS compliance testing, I'll use the XDAIS dev kit.

    QUESTION: Does the XDAIS Framework Components include source code for itself?  I do need to make some tiny trivial modifications to the behavior (on the ARM, I believe), such as reading a switch input for altering the behavior of my codec (and I might inform my codec of this via a non-XDAIS back door)?

    Otherwise, I have related discussion going on over at http://e2e.ti.com/support/embedded/f/356/p/66638/242009.aspx#242009 (re Codec Engine)

    -Helmut

  • 0 in reply to Helmut Forren
    Genius 3930 points

    Helmut,

    its better to make your application XDAIS compiance from the begining.

    i suggest from the begining you start your application with XDAIS interface and every stage of development and release make XDAIS compiance testing.

    Regarding Framework components it's well documented in FC and how to make your Server etc. you just need to understand.