On Wed, 18 Nov 2009, craignied wrote:
> Hi All, thanks for indulging the newbiest of newbie questions.
>
> I have experience programming and building Rabbit microcontroller
> systems, and have become interested in investigating ARM systems. After
> a nice conversation with an engineer at TS, I ordered a TS-7200 dev kit
> and board, and am eagerly awaiting their arrival.
>
> In the meantime, I would really appreciate any suggestions on how to
> learn to program the TS-7200. Is there an orientation document you would
> recommend? Would anyone recommend a particular introductory book? Is
> there a simulation available?
Most of it is pretty standard linux programming stuff, so google is your
friend. Most of what is different is documented by TS in their docs. There
are some code snippets/examples in their docs and in the files section of
this group. There are some example programs on my ts7200 web site.
My standard advice - run a linux desktop, learn the command line, do your
Xcompiling under that. For most the stuff, it's all pretty much the same no
matter what platform you are running on.
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