Hi,quick question: In order to read the gpif.gpf file, do I need to download the GPIF Designer software from cypress.com?If I do, can that program run on Linux?Thanks,Oussama.
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On Mon, Jul 24, 2006 at 09:32:10PM -0700, Oussama Sekkat wrote:
Hi,
quick question: In order to read the gpif.gpf file, do I need to download
the GPIF Designer software from cypress.com?
I'm not sure about other ways, but yes, the Cypress GPIF designer can
open the file and display it.
If I
Hi,
After looking through the FX2 data sheet, the GPIF
designer app's generated code and your edit_gpif
script output, I (hope) I have an understanding of the
actual data flow bus cycle (I am only focusing on
FIFORd):
You use flow states. There is a flowstate in state S1,
which constantly
On Sun, Jul 16, 2006 at 06:40:58PM +0100, Kalen Watermeyer wrote:
Hi,
After looking through the FX2 data sheet, the GPIF
designer app's generated code and your edit_gpif
script output, I (hope) I have an understanding of the
actual data flow bus cycle (I am only focusing on
FIFORd):
You
On Wed, Jul 12, 2006 at 08:49:47PM +0100, Kalen Watermeyer wrote:
Hello again,
Just a quickie on the edit_gpif translation script
from GPIF designer-generated code to usrp_gpif.c and
usrp_gpif_inline.h
I have generated my own waveform descriptor code using
the Cypress app, but when I
Hello again,
Just a quickie on the edit_gpif translation script
from GPIF designer-generated code to usrp_gpif.c and
usrp_gpif_inline.h
I have generated my own waveform descriptor code using
the Cypress app, but when I translate it using your
python script, things break. I notice that my flow
