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Post by janusz on Feb 1, 2011 6:20:06 GMT -5
I show you, how use EvalBot with CrossWorks(native version for Windows, or Linux). What you need: 1. EvalBot 2. LM FTDI Driver: www.ti.com/lm_ftdi_driver3. Crossworks: www.rowley.co.uk/arm/Instruction: 1. Connect EvalBot to usb, and install drivers. If you dont know how, read "Stellaris Robotic Evaluation Board README First" focus.ti.com/lit/ug/spmu165/spmu165.pdf2. Install CrossWorks for ARM; 3. Install suport packages for Stellaris(Tools->Install Packages): 4. Create new project(File->New Project), and chose "An executable for Texas Instruments Stellaris LM3Sxxx.": 5. Click "Next" and chose uc model from list. Our beautifull evalbot use LM3S9B92 Next, next, finish. 6. In Project Explorer, right click on "Source files" and chose "Add new file". Create file "main.c" or "main.cpp". 7. You must write main function int main() { while(1) {;} return 0; } 8. Now, we can compile our first program for EvalBot 9. We must connect to EvalBot luminary jtag, (Target->Cnnect->Luminary USB Debug) 10. If we connected with success, we can see: 11. Now we can hardwere debug EvalBt, or run program on EvalBot without Debugigng. Have fun
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Post by tomganleylee on Feb 4, 2011 4:32:58 GMT -5
Very good post, will be trying this later to see how well it works and how hard it is to program with.
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