Base on the spi driver shipped with dvevm , they are
...
spi-core.c
spi-dev.c
spi.h
spi_davinci.c
spi_davinci.h
spi_davinci_client.c
spi_davinci_client.h
spi_davinci_lb_test.c
Now i could compile it and embed in my linux kernel
successfully.
But i cannot see any signals in DC2 spi related pins.
I am trying to compile SDL-1.2.11 using monta-vista pro gcc tools and
i get this error
Any clue ?.
./configure --host=arm_v5t_le --target=armv5t --build=i386 --disable-
audio --enable-video-fbcon --disable-video-qtopia --disable-video-
photon --disable-video-directfb --disable-video-ggi
How about McBSP ports? (I'm not sure if this is realistic, but I am also
interested in the answer)
Philip
Carlos Ojea wrote:
It is based on your data rate, maybe SPI is a good choice?
Maybe, I don't know if it will be enough bandwith. In case we need a
higher data rate, what would be your
Philip Balister ha scritto:
How about McBSP ports? (I'm not sure if this is realistic, but I am also
interested in the answer)
In the past I've used the McBSP several times to connect a TI DSP to a FPGA. If
you use the frame sync signals it's quite easy to implement in the FPGA, and
the
Sz Lian Yu wrote:
Base on the spi driver shipped with dvevm , they are
...
spi-core.c
spi-dev.c
spi.h
spi_davinci.c
spi_davinci.h
spi_davinci_client.c
spi_davinci_client.h
spi_davinci_lb_test.c
Now i could compile it and embed in my linux kernel
successfully.
But i cannot see any
Hello all,
I'm having some difficulty getting BT.656 video to work with the
VPFE; I'm modifying the current vpfe driver, including removing support for
the TVP driver. What are the required registers to be setup and what values
should they have for BT.656 to work? Here's some info on
