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MCSDK UG Chapter Developing
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MCSDK User Guide:
Developing with the MCSDK |
Last updated: 03/08/2015
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This chapter provides information for migrating software from major MCSDK releases.
Write your first application by stepping through a series of small example programs designed to increase your proficiency with the tools, development environments and software that is part of the MCSDK.
Platform Development Kit and Peripherals
The Platform Development Kit (PDK) is a package that provides the foundational drivers and software to enable the device. It contains device specific software consisting of a Chip Support Library (CSL) and Low Level Drivers (LLD) for various peripherals; both the CSLs and LLDs include example projects and examples within the relevant directories.
This chapter provides information on tools for debug and trace.
Learn about the various Transports that are included in the MCSDK and how they move data between the ARM and DSP subsystems or between different software layers.
Learn how to manage resources on the device/EVM using the Resource Manager, download and manage DSP from ARM along with topics that have a global impact on your system.
Learn about troubleshooting, monitoring, and error recovery with the MCSDK.
Learn about security features offered in the SDK.
Learn about the TransportNet Library and the software APIs it provides to utilize Network Coprocessor(NETCP) hardware accelerator functionality offered by Keystone devices. Purpose of this document is to introduce system level details and is intended for software application developers using the TransportNetLib software package