Hi all,
From what I searched, we can build the bare metal program from Code Warrior IDE, or using Realtime Edge Uboot. May I know what is the difference between these two grograms? (e.g. in terms of performance / BSP package / peripheral access ready / etc.)
Thanks in advance.
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Realtime Edge BareMetal application is based on u-boot, the directory “app” in the U-boot repository includes the test cases for testing the I2C, GPIO and IRQ init features, QSPI, Ethernet, USB, PCIe, CAN, . You can write actual applications and store them in this directory.
CodeWarrior only provided a simple hello world program. The main function of CodeWarrior is used for debugging.
Hi Yiping,
May I know with CodeWarrior, if the board support package is available for LS1046A? Is it possible to use CodeWarrior as the main development environment for bare-metal program?
It is possible to use CodeWarrior as the main development environment for bare-metal program.
Hi Yiping,
May I know if NXP already provides all necessary BSP (e.g. ISR, PCIe, GPIO, etc) for the development of bare metal in CodeWarrior?
Thanks.
No BSP is provided.
Hi Yiping,
Got it, thanks for your information.
Realtime Edge BareMetal application is based on u-boot, the directory “app” in the U-boot repository includes the test cases for testing the I2C, GPIO and IRQ init features, QSPI, Ethernet, USB, PCIe, CAN, . You can write actual applications and store them in this directory.
CodeWarrior only provided a simple hello world program. The main function of CodeWarrior is used for debugging.