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PACKAGE: xmos_tcpip.1v3
VERSION: 1v3 (build 406dad7f60c93b7d5594b58ff7ae03bee696caad)
DESCRIPTION:
This package provides modules and sample applications that use tcp/ip
protocols over ethernet.
REQUIRED TOOLS:
Xmos Desktop Development Tools 9.9.2 or above.
INCLUDED MODULES AND APPLICATIONS:
The following modules are provided in this package, these can be
used in your applications:
module_ethernet:
A module providing an ethernet MAC and hardware interfacing over MII.
module_xtcp:
A tcp/udp/ip protocol stack module.
module_xmos_common:
Common build framework for applications using xmos modules.
In addition the follow example applications are provided:
app_simple_webserver:
A simple webserver demo to show how to use the TCP/IP stack.
app_xc2_firmware:
The XC-2 demo webserver using several features and interaction with h/w.
INSTALLATION (XDE):
To install, open the XDE Eclipse IDE and perform the following steps:
* Select the "Import" item from the "File" menu
* Select "General" -> "Existing Projects into Workspace" and click "Next"
* Click on "Browse" next to "Select archive file" and select the
xmos_tcpip.1v3.zip file.
* Make sure the projects you want to import are ticked in the
"Projects:" list. Import all the components and whichever
applications you are interested in.
* Click on "Finish"
To build, select the application you wish to build in the Project
Explorer window and click on build icon. To run an application: select
the .xe file in the bin/ directory of that application project, right
click and select "Run As..."
INSTALLATION (COMMAND LINE):
To install, unzip the package zip. To build an application change into
that application directory and execute the command:
xmake all
The generated executable will be placed in the bin/ sub-directory. To
run execture the command:
xrun bin/[binary file].xe