I'm looking on xmos.com for something that would explain xCore and infrastructure on lov level- but besides PR stuff and whitepapers can't find anything.
Is there such info or are these xCores meant to be programmed solely through xTIME and high level languages, not assembly ?
Is there a low-level Programming Manual ?
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@mon2:
I can't access anything through your fourth link.
Everything else deals with xTIME, not chips. There is some short part about assembly, but that deals with assembler directives, not chip's register model, timings, instructions and their features, register and memory models and available adress modes etc etc.
I can't access anything through your fourth link.
Everything else deals with xTIME, not chips. There is some short part about assembly, but that deals with assembler directives, not chip's register model, timings, instructions and their features, register and memory models and available adress modes etc etc.
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For XS1:
https://www.xmos.com/published/xs1_en
https://www.xmos.com/published/xas_en
(not sure how to find these back on the new website)
XS2:
https://www.xmos.com/support/silicon?pr ... nent=19353
https://www.xmos.com/published/xs1_en
https://www.xmos.com/published/xas_en
(not sure how to find these back on the new website)
XS2:
https://www.xmos.com/support/silicon?pr ... nent=19353
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Brane2 wrote:@mon2:
I can't access anything through your fourth link.
Everything else deals with xTIME, not chips. There is some short part about assembly, but that deals with assembler directives, not chip's register model, timings, instructions and their features, register and memory models and available adress modes etc etc.
Goto xmos.com
enter the keyword 'assembler' into the search bar located in the top right of the webpage and you should receive many juicy hits. The requested info is scattered all over the website and across assorted documentation. The xTIME guide also offers some insight into the use of assembly programming.
http://www.xcore.com/blog/vinith/post/asm-examples