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PROCESSOR-SDK-J721E: Sample application execution in CCS

Part Number: PROCESSOR-SDK-J721E

We are using Jaincto 7 for our usecase. 

1. Where the prebuilt I2C library is located in RTOS SDK?

2. How to import that I2C library in CCS?

3. We are going to test the Deserializer by reading and writing some data via I2C peripheral.  How to implement this?

4. What is the compilation procedure?

5. How to execute the code in the board?  Whether we have to use CCS or some other way to execute the code in the board?

How to use the I2C library in application stratight forwardly?

  • Hi,
    Sorry for the delay
    See replies inline

    1. Where the prebuilt I2C library is located in RTOS SDK?
    TI> pdk/packages/ti/drv/i2c/lib

    2. How to import that I2C library in CCS?
    TI > You can look at this documentation but it's too vast. You can give it a cursory read if you are not familiar with CCS and then build a CCS sample project in PDK by running the pdkProjectCreate.sh script in pdk/packages. It will create CCS projects in MyExampleProjects folder. See this documentation However TDA4 CCS projects are not yet supported through that script, so you will have to create your own.

    3. We are going to test the Deserializer by reading and writing some data via I2C peripheral.  How to implement this?

    TI > Which SERDES instance are you using ?

    4. What is the compilation procedure?

    TI > Please go through this link

    5. How to execute the code in the board?  Whether we have to use CCS or some other way to execute the code in the board?

    TI > See link

    How to use the I2C library in application stratight forwardly?

    TI > Depends on how you are doing it. You can include the I2C library via makefile and use API's. Please take a look at the I2C examples within PDK. See this page for reference.

    If you are starting from basics on CCS usage, compilation etc then I'd highly encourage you to go through the trainings on TI.com

    Regards

    Vineet