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- Altera_Forum
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There are some scope probes in here showing the interrupt timing of an ARM micro. You can do the same for a NIOS processor:
http://www.ovro.caltech.edu/~dwh/ucos/project_ar1803.pdf Cheers, Dave - Altera_Forum
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Hi jayze_ng,
I've done something like you want with Oscilloscope. Start synchro on INT event and show a change output pin of FPGA on the second curve. And done it several times to have good statistics. The INT in my software set a flag and another task is OSflagPending this flag. Hope it helps you. bvincent1 - Altera_Forum
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Thanks a lot Dave @ bvincent1, it really help in observe the time response. Million thanks for your resourse and idea. :)
Jayze ng - Altera_Forum
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Hi Dave and bvincent1,
Do you guys ever tried uc/probe before? As i found that this software was quite good in term of real time measurement. Jayze ng - Altera_Forum
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--- Quote Start --- Do you guys ever tried uc/probe before? --- Quote End --- No, it did not exist when I was developing with uCOS-II (for a TI DSP). I did look at it when I installed uCOS-III for one of the book editions (STM development kit, I think) for a friend. I have the TI ARM EVALBOT so will look at it one day using that. --- Quote Start --- As i found that this software was quite good in term of real time measurement. --- Quote End --- Good to know, thanks! Cheers, Dave