Tools and target features

• Describe a target platform
  • Supported network topologies
  • A board with a single package
  • A board with a package with two nodes
• Working with targets
  • Introduction
  • Key target-based features
  • xTAG
  • Host tools
  • Target interaction
  • Host-IO
  • xSCOPE APIs
  • User-supplied host program
  • Sample-based profiling of the target program
  • Target errors and warnings
  • Command examples
• Design and manufacture systems with flash memory
  • Boot a program from flash memory
  • Generate a flash image for manufacture
  • Perform an in-field upgrade
  • Customize the flash loader
  • Reading the numerical and string identifiers in a flash image
• Safeguard IP and device authenticity
  • The xCORE AES module
  • Develop with the AES module enabled
  • Production flash programming flow
  • Production OTP programming flow
  • Security implications of application design
• Add support for a new flash device
  • Libflash device ID
  • Page size and number of pages
  • Address size
  • Clock divider
  • Read device ID
  • Sector erase
  • Write enable/disable
  • Memory protection
  • Programming command
  • Read data
  • Sector information
  • Status register bits
  • Quad enable bit
  • SFDP
  • Select a flash device
• Using LPDDR
  • Accessing LPDDR in an application
  • Compiling for external memory (LPDDR) and software-defined memory
  • Hardware setup
  • Level 1 cache
• Using software-defined memory
  • Level 1 cache
  • Application implementation
  • XTC Tools built-in support for flash storage
  • Compiling for software-defined memory
  • Examples
  • Using xrun and xgdb
• How to use arguments and return codes
• Using XSIM
  • Which tile is my code running on?
  • Using XScope during simulation
• Understanding XE files and how they are loaded
  • Prepare an XE file
  • Examine the XE file
  • Load and execute the XE file