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This tutorial assumes you have completed the "[[Creating example project with AXI4 Lite peripheral in Xilinx Vivado]]"-tutorial. | |||
= Running FreeRTOS on Xilinx Zybo = | |||
This tutorial will help in setting up Xilinx Zybo SoC-board to run FreeRTOS with an example project that toggles the LEDs on the board. | |||
It assumes that the user has successfully exported the hardware bitstream from the Xilinx Vivado project created in the previous tutorial linked at the top. | |||
= Setup SDK = | |||
Launch Xilinx SDK from the project in Xilinx Vivado: ''File --> Launch SDK''. | |||
Create a new blank application project with ''File --> New --> Application Project'' and name it "FreeRTOS_example_project". |
Revision as of 13:26, 6 December 2017
Tested on Xilinx Vivado/SDK 2017.3, Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. This tutorial assumes you have completed the "Creating example project with AXI4 Lite peripheral in Xilinx Vivado"-tutorial.
Running FreeRTOS on Xilinx Zybo
This tutorial will help in setting up Xilinx Zybo SoC-board to run FreeRTOS with an example project that toggles the LEDs on the board. It assumes that the user has successfully exported the hardware bitstream from the Xilinx Vivado project created in the previous tutorial linked at the top.
Setup SDK
Launch Xilinx SDK from the project in Xilinx Vivado: File --> Launch SDK.
Create a new blank application project with File --> New --> Application Project and name it "FreeRTOS_example_project".