Hello,
AppSptTramCheck function is called by AppRadarProc(S32R274 Demo code),
My question is:
1. What does tram check mean? I can not find the details in RM.
2. Is the tram check necessary?
THanks!
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Hi.
Background:
In order to perform FFT and beamforming, SPT kernels need auxiliary vectors such as twiddles, fft windows, steering vectors etc. These need to be given by the user/app as they are not generated inside the SPT. As an optimization proposal in the reference implementation of the SPT kernels, these vectors are transferred inside the TRAM memory of the SPT by the RsdkSptInit.... functions at the begining of the processing flow (see AppSptKernelsInit function in the app).
Answer:
Tram check functions verify that the SPT TRAM memory has not been corrupted. It is not a mandatory check for the SPT to function properly, it is a safety mechanism/check. The necessity of using this procedure is given by the safety requirements of the user application.
The API of the function is described in the RSDK User Manual. The detailed design is not available, just like every other SPT kernel, it is reference code.
Get it, thanks!
Hi.
Background:
In order to perform FFT and beamforming, SPT kernels need auxiliary vectors such as twiddles, fft windows, steering vectors etc. These need to be given by the user/app as they are not generated inside the SPT. As an optimization proposal in the reference implementation of the SPT kernels, these vectors are transferred inside the TRAM memory of the SPT by the RsdkSptInit.... functions at the begining of the processing flow (see AppSptKernelsInit function in the app).
Answer:
Tram check functions verify that the SPT TRAM memory has not been corrupted. It is not a mandatory check for the SPT to function properly, it is a safety mechanism/check. The necessity of using this procedure is given by the safety requirements of the user application.
Thanks!
And is there documents describing the detail of the TRAM check?