This version (04 Dec 2019 22:21) was approved by Chad Wentworth.
Running a Stand-alone Application on the SHARC Audio Module
After using CCES to debug and finalize an application, it can be programmed to flash so that it can run stand-alone. The SHARC Audio Module Bare Metal SDK makes this process easy.
- Browse to where the BM SDK was installed.
- Now browse to ..\extras\flash-programmer.
- Here you will see 2 .bat files that are used to easily program flash as well as a few other folders.
- prog_SAM_flash_ice1000.bat
- prog_SAM_flash_ice2000.bat
- Place the 3 core applications that were created in the Input_DXE_Files folder.
For this exercise the application was named my_test_app
- Core 0: my_test_app_Core0
- Core 1: my_test_app_Core1.dxe
- Core 2: my_test_app_Core2.dxe
- In a text editor, open the .bat file with the name that matches the emulator being used(ice1000 or ice2000).
- Be sure that CCES_HOME is pointing to the CCES installation that is on the PC being used, save the changes.
- Open a command prompt to ..\SAM_BareMetal_SDK-Rel2.1.0\extras\flash-programmer.
- Type prog_SAM_flash_ice1000.bat <app name with no extention>.
- In the case of our app the command line would be: prog_SAM_flash_ice1000.bat my_test_app.
- This will not only create the ldr file but also program it to flash.
resources/tools-software/sharc-audio-module/baremetal/running-standalone.txt · Last modified: 04 Dec 2019 22:21 by Chad Wentworth