SysLink Overview
SysLink is runtime software that simplifies the development of embedded
applications in which either General-Purpose microprocessors (GPP) or DSPs
communicate with each other. The SysLink product provides software
connectivity between multiple processors. Each processor may run either
an HLOS such as Linux, QNX, Android, etc. or an operating system such as
SYS/BIOS. In addition, a processor may also be designated as the master
for another slave processor, and may be responsible for controlling the
slave processor's execution (including boot-loading the slave).
For more information, see the SysLink
articles on the TI Wiki
Download Information
Click on the products in the table
below to download or to view more detailed information on the available
releases, including the product release notes.
Note, SysLink 2.x is intended for SYS/BIOS 6 users and does not support
WinCE. DSP/BIOS 5 users (including most DVSDK
users) should continue to use
DSP Link releases!
| SysLink 2.x Downloads (newer on top) |
SysLink 2.21
SysLink 2.20
- 2.20.02.20 -
Bug fixes, including mem leak
- 2.20.01.18 -
Bug fixes, perf improvements
- 2.20.00.14 -
Bug fixes, rewritten examples, Android removed, COFF/FrameQ deprecated
SysLink 2.10
SysLink 2.00
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