Getting Started with Timing Analysis in xTIMEcomposer Studio
Getting Started with Timing Analysis in xTIMEcomposer Studio
The XMOS architecture has predictable timing, which allows many interfaces to be performed in software. This application note shows how to get started with timing analysis using the xTIMEcomposer studio. It shows you how to add timing constraints to the parts of your program that must run within strict time limits, enabling correct real-time behavior to be validated for your target device at compile-time.
To get started, simply double click on Getting Started with timing analysis in xTIMEcomposer Studio in the Examples view, and click finish in the resulting import dialog. The sample project will then be imported and you will be switched to the XMOS edit perspective. The getting started pdf is then accessable from the doc/pdf folder at the top level of the imported project.
Required tools and libraries
- xTIMEcomposer Tools - Version 14.0
Required hardware
None
Prerequisites
None