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5. Embedded Software Design Guidelines for SoC FPGAs
5.1. Embedded Software for HPS: Design Guidelines
5.1.1. Assembling the Components of Your Software Development
Platform
To successfully build your software development platform, Intel recommends that you
start with a baseline project, which is a known good configuration of an HPS system.
Then modify the baseline project to suit your end application.
The following diagram presents the recommended procedure to determine the
software development platform components.
Figure 6.
Assembling Software Development Platform
Start with GSRD for Linux from
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Write/Modify Linux
Applications/Drivers
Hardware
Software
Start
Select SoC Device
Start with Golden Hardware
Reference Design (GHRD)
Select
Linux
Partner (RT)OS
Operating
System
Bare Metal
Start with HWLibs Examples
from SoC EDS Getting Started
Guides
Write/Modify Bare-Metal
Applications/Drivers
End
Start with Partner-Provided
(RT)OS BSP and Examples
Write/Modify (RT)OS
Applications/Drivers
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9001:2015
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