GX-Linux Application Examples / App Notes
 

:: NAND Flash Driver Implementation for GX-Linux on i.MX21 ADS / ADSE boards
App Note Doc
Flash Erase Utility
Source Code
 

:: RT73 802.11b/g Compatible Mini Wireless LAN USB Driver for GX-Linux Link
App Note Doc
Source Code

 Other Microcross Application Tutorials
 

:: How to add a new tool into Visual X-Tools to perform S-Record or Binary format conversions from object files.
 

:: Recovery of Micromonitor in FLASH using a Macraigor JTAG Connection Agent
 

:: MicroMonitor Disaster Recovery Using the  Abatron BDI2000

:: Create a GDB / Visual GDB Initialization File
 

:: How to debug using Visual GDB with EPI Tools MAJIC (instructions)

         -- Example program for ARM7TDMI (EB40 board)

Visual X-Tools Project Examples with CRT0 Startup Assembly and Linker Script
-- Project Files and Source Code Build on Both Linux and Windows --
 

ARM C Project in Visual X-Tools

ARM C++ Project in Visual X-Tools

M68K/Coldfire C Project in Visual X-Tools

M68K/Coldfire C++ Project in Visual X-Tools

MIPS C Project in Visual X-Tools

PowerPC C Project in Visual X-Tools

SuperH C Project in Visual X-Tools

SuperH C++ Project in Visual X-Tools

V850x C Project in Visual X-Tools

XScale C Project in Visual X-Tools

XScale C++ Project in Visual X-Tools

Standard Linker Script & CRT0 Startup Example
 

Startup CRT0.S and standard linker scripts for ARM,
M68K/CPU32/Coldfire,
MIPS,
PowerPC,
SuperH
XScale

Command Line Makefile Example with Simple Startup
 

ARM7TDMI Demo

Uncompress TAR File Instructions

To install an example project file, copy the *.tgz file into the directory you wish to install and untar the file.  Startup GNU X-Tools Shell (if in Cygwin) or the Bash Shell in Linux and execute the following commands:

$ cd <directory path to tar file>
Older Cygwin: cd //c/cygwin/home (as an example)
Latest Cygwin: cd c:/cygwin/home or cd /cygdrive/c/cygwin/home (as an example)
Linux users: cd /home (as an example)

$ tar -xvzf  <filename.tgz>
The tar file will extract the files with directories and subdirectories into the current path.
 

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