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Device Programmer

The Device Programmer is a utility for programming device memory, such as

parallel or serial flash devices, on a target board. The Device Programmer is

invoked in a command window as cldp, which is installed in the root folder of

CrossCore Embedded Studio. The device programmer can also be added as a post

build step in CrossCore

Embedded Studio to automatically program device memory after creating a Loader

File artifact.

The Device Programmer interfaces with the target board using a device

programmer interface application (dpia) that is installed separately from CrossCore

Embedded Studio as part of the EZ-Board/EZ-Kit board support installation. If not

interfacing to an Analog Devices, Inc. EZ-Board/EZ-Kit, then users must create their

own dpia.

For more information on how to use the Device Programmer or creating a custom

dpia please go Help->Help Contents->CrossCore Embedded Studio 1.0.0-

>Graphical Development Environment >Device Programmer.

Known Limitations

Supported Processors

This release of CrossCore Embedded Studio supports the ADSP-BF60x family of

Blackfin processors. Support for SHARC processors, and other processors in the

Blackfin family will be available in a future update to CrossCore Embedded Studio.

Note that the documentation for CrossCore Embedded Studio already reflects our

plans to include these other processors.

Note that many components of the toolchain for other processors are included in

this release; however, they should not be considered production-quality.

Simulator

There is no simulator for the ADSP-BF60x family of processors. Consequently, to

run programs for this family you will need the ADSP-BF609 EZ Kit Evaluation

Hardware and its associated board support package or your own board with a

BF60x processor and board support software.

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