[ECOS] Sid for Windows ! HELP

[ECOS] Sid for Windows ! HELP

[Stefano Gallina]

Hello,

I have been advised to use SID for simulating a
device, but i was wonderig if SID is available for
Windows too and where i could find the complete
application without building it by myself.
Cheers.

             Stefano

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RE: [ECOS] Sid for Windows ! HELP

[Robert Cragie]

Hi Stefano,

> I have been advised to use SID for simulating a
> device, but i was wonderig if SID is available for
> Windows too and where i could find the complete
> application without building it by myself.

SID should build and run OK under the cygwin environment
(http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin/) on Windows. I confess I have not tried
it. However, you will have to build it yourself as there are no pre-built
binaries for Windows. This is not normally a problem to do - there have been
posts on the SID mailing lists
(http://sources.redhat.com/ml/sid/2002-q3/msg00093.html) confirming that
this has been done successfully.

However, looking at your earlier question, it's not entirely clear to me
what you are trying to achieve

> I can write my assemby programs with this toolkit by i
> can't simulate the serial port communication using
> busy-waiting mode.
> I was wondering if it is possible to this using Ecos
> and the xscale toolkit.

Are you:

1) Trying to simulate the operation of the serial port on an xscale
processor using a software simulator/emulator and wish to use a
scheduler-based OS to get blocking serial port I/O?
2) Implying that you have a hardware platform based on xscale on which you
need to run a scheduler-based OS to get blocking serial port I/O?
3) Something else?

If it's (1) then you can use SID, as Gary Thomas pointed out, although I
imagine there would be quite a lot of work involved in setting up a suitable
simulated hardware environment for xscale.
If it's (2), then xscale is already supported in eCos - pick the most
appropriate platform.

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Re: Sid for Windows ! HELP

[Frank Ch. Eigler]

Stefano Gallina <warx_sg@yahoo.com> writes:

> I have been advised to use SID for simulating a
> device, but i was wonderig if SID is available for
> Windows too [...]

Like Robert said, we don't post sid binaries, and even if we did, they
may not be useful for your specific purpose.  sid doesn't include
StrongArm2 (xscale) specialized models for the CPU.  How badly would
you want it?


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[ECOS] Building SID for Linux and for Windows -- HELP

[Stefano Gallina]

Hi all,

my professor wants that i test sid so i was wondering
how build it.
I downloaded the source but i found some file called
Makefile.am or Makefile.in.
Anybody could help me to build SID ?
Did i download the wrong source ? 
I downloaded the source with CVS from a RedHat server
?
Please help me.

           Stefano

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Re: [ECOS] Building SID for Linux and for Windows -- HELP

[Gary D. Thomas]

On Thu, 2003-01-16 at 11:24, Stefano Gallina wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> my professor wants that i test sid so i was wondering
> how build it.
> I downloaded the source but i found some file called
> Makefile.am or Makefile.in.
> Anybody could help me to build SID ?
> Did i download the wrong source ? 
> I downloaded the source with CVS from a RedHat server
> ?
> Please help me.

This question would be best answered by the SID experts.  You could send
them email at sid@sources.redhat.com.

There is also some documentation available at 
  http://sources.redhat.com/sid 
Look particularly at 
  http://sources.redhat.com/fom-serv/sid/cache/6.html

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