Processor SDK RTOS Software Developer’s Guide
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Introduction
The Texas Instruments Processor Software Development Kit (Processor-SDK)
is a single scalable software platform that offers streamlined development
across different TI Sitara/DSP Processors.
The Processor-SDK for RTOS provides fundamental platform software and tools
for development, deployment and execution of RTOS-based applications.
It includes the following, though not all features are applicable across
all supported platforms:
- TI-RTOS kernel, a light-weight real-time embedded operating system for TI devices
- Chip support libraries, drivers, and basic board-support utilities
- Interprocessor communication for communication across cores and devices
- Basic networking stack and protocols
- Optimized C66x algorithm libraries
- Debug and instrumentation utilities
- Bootloaders and boot utilities
- Demonstrations and examples
Combined with TI Code Composer Studio integrated development environment (IDE),
the Processor-SDK provides the core foundational building blocks that facilitate
application software development on TI’s embedded processors.
Scope
The purpose of this guide is to quickly provide the information you need most while
evaluating and developing applications on a TI embedded processor, specifically
running embedded real-time operating system. It is not intended to be a thorough
design document. As such, the focus is on application programming interfaces (API),
build information, and examples to use as a template to start development.
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