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Altera_Forum
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19 years agoDebugging Multiprocessors
Hi all,
I am making a project involving multiprocessors. I use host-based file system, so I must use debug mode. I made the steps included in the multiprocessor tutorial. When the debug session opens, I get options to debug each processor alone. Isn't there a way I could make something to make the IDE run all the program by itself instead of me debugging each processor ?4 Replies
- Altera_Forum
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There is another thing please. In the debug options, I have the "download to RAM" option in each processor. I have one processor working with the SDRAM and the other working with the SRAM. When I choose this option in both, where does the IDE download the program of each processor ?
Thanks in advance - Altera_Forum
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--- Quote Start --- originally posted by acer_7@Feb 16 2007, 08:37 PM there is another thing please. in the debug options, i have the "download to ram" option in each processor. i have one processor working with the sdram and the other working with the sram. when i choose this option in both, where does the ide download the program of each processor ?thanks in advance
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--- Quote End --- If I understood multiprocessor debuging right, I think that program will be loaded to SDRAM (for one proc) and then to SRAM (to second proc). It is serial process, I think.
- Altera_Forum
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you can use a multiprocessor collection... it's on the altera documentation... We also published some tutorial on the topic at the erika enterprise literature page for nios ii... (http://www.evidence.eu.com/content/view/71/104/)
PJ - Altera_Forum
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Hi,
I have tried the multiprocesor collection and it worked but I had to debug each step for each processor in order to perform the handshaking between them. I am working on a large no. of samples, so if I want to process all of them it will take a week!! Is there "any" way to automate this debug procedure, perhaps by SDK shell ? Thanks