How to Build a Board with DSP chip

Check VspWorks from WindRiver, a DSP RTOS which works great !!!

John,

"Simone Mehta" <simone81@indiatimes.com> a &#4294967295;crit dans le message de
news:4994515a.0408112130.424a82b2@posting.google.com...
> joe durusau <joe.durusau@lmco.com> wrote in message
>
> > Do you want to build a BSP (a software package that supports a
> > particular CPU card), or do you want to build a CPU card using a
> > particular CPU?
> >
> > If #1, unless you have extensive experience, buy one from the
> > board vendor.
>
> I do not have the experience but dying to get the same .
>
> > if #2, unless you have 2o years design experience, buy a board.
>
> <situation>
> i'll tell you my plight...
> I know some basics of pSOS .
> I have a TI DSP chip which is of no use to any one else in our lab
> so I could probably use it to get my Dream Embedded System Going.
> I can invest on the other components such as Serial Interface.
> PCB required if any.
> As I am from a non-Electronics background I want to know the
> components required.
> Googling has not fetched me any DSP/pSOS pointers .
> <situation/>
>
> I hope I answered your Qs so that you can help me better.
> Thanks for your Time.
>
> Regards,
> Simone Mehta.
>
> --
> Windoze never killed anyone, if anything it just pisses  off everyone
> at every available opportunity :)
> - Simone.

"Martin Raabe" <Martin.Raab@ATNOSPAMBaSystem.de> wrote 
> "Simone Mehta" <simone81@indiatimes.com>
> > CBFalconer <cbfalconer@yahoo.com>
> > Subject : How to Build a Board with DSP chip
> > >  ... snip ...
>  
> there IS no DSP port of pSOSystem.
 
> It might be that the usage of the "killed" RTOS has been reduced in the
> recent years?

Well I am still a Big Fan of pSOS because of its simplicity when
compared to WR's VxWorks and also because of its compa
 
> Hope it helped.

It helped a lot . Thanks. 
> PS: I still use pSOSystem for ARM...

To just quickly summarise this thread, I can use a Arm board with pSOS
running and a DSP can at best be a co-processor .

Thanks,
Simone Mehta
--
"Live Life Queen Size"

On 24 Aug 2004 07:11:38 -0700, simone81@indiatimes.com (Simone Mehta)
wrote:

[...]
>Well I am still a Big Fan of pSOS because of its simplicity when
>compared to WR's VxWorks and also because of its compa

If you like the API, you might find RTEMS familiar.  There's an ARM V7
port and a TI C3x/C4x DSP port as well.  www.rtems.org

Regards,

                               -=Dave
-- 
Change is inevitable, progress is not.