Community,
Greetings from a now rainy Houston, Texas. I have previously had experience with ARM and a handful of smaller micros (TI, Atmel, Microchip, Cypress) as well as CPLD/FPGA development using Lattice, Atmel, and Xilinx parts. Most of my career was spent developing servers and blades for Compaq/Hewlett Packard. I am currently freelancing and enjoying the variety of projects from different industrusties.
A recent project has brought me to XMOS as their hardware platform seemed like a good fit for a project which requires fast I/O, some DSP (video application), and a reasonable price-point.
My Slice Dev Kit arrived today (XP-SKC-L2 board with a handful of peripherals) so I decided to join the community and share my impressions and observations as I rolled into the initial stages of prototype development.
Although I have downloaded the software early, I have done little in the way of prep - so what you see in my articles will be true first impressions typed in real-time as I encounter problems or notice issues with the documentation, tools, etc.
Should anyone need an extra hand to collaborate on a project - feel free to contact me to see if I am the right fit and determine if my bandwidth allows for adding the workload.
Regards,
Jason Whiteman
Freelance HW/SW Designer based in Houston, TX
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Hello Jason,
Welcome to Xcore. Feel free to ask questions.
Welcome to Xcore. Feel free to ask questions.
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Thanks XMOS,
I am, unfortunately, having issues with the dev kit so I'll open a thread on the "XMOS Dev Kits" board.
Regards,
Jason
I am, unfortunately, having issues with the dev kit so I'll open a thread on the "XMOS Dev Kits" board.
Regards,
Jason