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Atmel SAMA5D2x Software Package

Disclaimer

The support of SAMA5D4 is experimental in this release. It is not well tested.

Overview

This softpack comes as an early delivery and all presented APIs are subject to change.

Each software module is provided with full source code, example of usage, and ready-to-use projects.

This softpack is hosted on GitHub: https://github.com/atmelcorp/atmel-software-package

Supported Platforms

Windows and Linux with the gnu GCC ARM Embedded toolchain. It is downloadable at this address: https://launchpad.net/gcc-arm-embedded (Mac OS X should also work but as not been tested yet). Dependencies:

  • GNU make (from MinGW, Cygwin or GnuWin32 for Windows architectures)
  • bash (from MinGW, Cygwin for Windows architectures)

Windows with IAR Embedded Workbench. Dependencies:

  • IAR Embedded Workbench (Tested on version 7.40)
  • bash (from MinGW, Cygwin or GnuWin32) for IAR project generation
  • GNU make (from MinGW, Cygwin or GnuWin32) for IAR project generation
  • mktemp (from MinGW, Cygwin or GnuWin32) for IAR project generation

Notice: This softpack comes as an early delivery and all presented APIs are subject to change.

Contents

Directory Architecture

  • target/sama5d2 All sama5d2 chip and board specific source files

  • target/sama5d2/toolchain/ Linker and debugger scripts for sama5d2

  • target/sama5d4 All sama5d4 chip and board specific source files

  • target/sama5d4/toolchain/ Linker and debugger scripts for sama5d4

  • scripts/ generators and build script templates (Makefiles)

  • drivers/ Driver source files

  • examples/ All examples

Examples

List of examples

The examples are listed in SAMA5D2 README and SAMA5D4 README.

Usage (GCC ARM Embedded)

Environment Variable

TARGET: Name of the wanted target (sama5d2-xplained for samad52 XPLAINED ULTRA boards). This variable is mandatory to launch any build.

DEBUG: Build with debug flags (default).

TRACE_LEVEL: The wanted log level, 5 correspond to full, 0 to none (default to 5)

RELEASE: Build with the release flags

only TARGET must be provided or set at each make invocation.

Build

Run:

make #or make TARGET=wanted_target # if TARGET is not set

Run and Debug (with GDB)

To run examples with gdb, first, JLinkGDBServer must be started. It can be downloaded for each platform at http://www.segger.com

A make target is provided to launch the test with the correct gdb command arguments, run:

make debug #or make TARGET=wanted_target debug # if TARGET is not set

Usage (IAR)

The Win version of this softpack release comes with pregenerated IAR projects compatible with IAR Systems Embedded Workbench for ARM version 7.40.

The C-SPY device description files and device selections files are not included and must be installed manually.

IAR Project generation

An IAR project can be generated with GNU make, run in the example directory:

make iar #or make TARGET=wanted_target iar # if TARGET is not set

All needed IAR project files will be put in the example directory, including a default workspace one.

Notice: GNU make may fail on Windows platforms if the Makefile contains UNIX line endings. You can use unix2dos on all Makefile files in scripts/ directory to fix this issue.

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