t;BRIARD Sebastien" <
sebastien.bri...@thalesaleniaspace.com> wrote:
> Good point. Thanks.
>
> Would you have any idea concerning my other question ? (why I get the same
> result for interrupt latency with different values of Tick per microsecond )
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> *De :* Rehab Massoud [mail
13:52, "BRIARD Sebastien" <
sebastien.bri...@thalesaleniaspace.com> wrote:
> Yeah, hardware limits to 1.5ns if we take in account the max frequency of
> the cortex. (That was the more or less 1ns =) )
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> *De :* Rehab Massoud [mailto:rehab.mass...@gmail.com]
>
Hi, the smaller theoretical delay accuracy you can measure (without adding
to an ASIC cascaded FF) is one clock cycle. I think the maximum frequency
that could be achieved on zedboard is not more than 800 MHz, and the
maximum Zync's Cortex freq per Zedboard's datasheet is 667 MHz, which means
you c
Hi Stephan,
I think simply your problem is at the end of the attached file:
"
ERROR: glib-2.22 gthread-2.0 is required to compile QEMU.
"
You just need to install the library as it's named in your Linux
distribution. Probably when you pass this also, another library could be
missing and you will
Hi all,
as in https://devel.rtems.org/wiki/TBR/UserManual/Simulators
Qemu mips/malta - is said to work with -M malta option. But when I tried
different variants of qemu-mips, I get either a segmentation fault,
architecture does not exist or a non compatible image. Has anyone succeeded
to run qemu-
Hi,
using an external pin to directly trigger an interrupt is a little bit
tricky and you will probably need to do some signal conditioning according
to the expected shape and nature of the input signal that would appear on
the pin. Did you already consider all this?
If not then this is where you
