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- Contents of samo-lib directory
- ==============================
- drivers
- The low level device drivers for C33 peripherals
- and external devices such as the CTP
- fatfs
- The tiny FAT file system code from http://elm-chan.org/ used to
- access the FAT32 files on th micro SD Card. This version does not
- use long file names, only the standard 8.3 is supported.
- flash
- This creates flash.elf which is a program to run on the WikiReader
- device to copy the contents of a 64kB file called flash.rom to the
- internal SPI FLASH ROM chip.
- forth
- An almost complete ANSI Forth implementation along with some scripts
- in the programs sub-directory used for device testing. The
- forth.elf program can be booted by the mbr program and run forth
- programs (*.4th) directly from the micro SD card.
- There is a simple menu program that displays certain files (*.4mu)
- that can be run via CTP/LCD without requiring access to the serial
- console.
- include
- Some header files containing C33 CPU register definitions and
- in-line functions for hardware initialisation.
- There is an important configuration file here: config.h create this
- from config.h-default and uncomment the "#define BOARD_SAMO_V1 1" to
- enable compilation for production hardware.
- lzma
- Decompression library used by the wiki-app program.
- mahatma
- Startup code for the wiki-app program, this produces the statically
- linked WikiReader application that is installed on the SD card as
- kernel.elf This only contains some interface code between the
- drivers and the higher level application (in the wiki-app directory
- one level up).
- mbr
- This is the code that goes into the on-board FLASH ROM chip. It
- consists of a boot block (mbr) of 512 bytes that is loaded by the
- CPU into internal RAM during the power-on reset sequence.
- There are also a set of applications that are loaded into the FLASH
- mostly for production testing or hardware diagnostics via the
- console port.
- After mbr has been loaded it loads the menu application which, if no
- character is received on the console will load the kernel.elf after a
- short delay. Once control is transfered to the application the
- FLASH is not used until the next power cycle. Holding search key
- down during boot will load the forth.elf program, which allows some
- test programs to run.
- The console (19200 8N1) can be used to run some tests of SDRAM and
- keys.
- The image file flash.rom is here.
- mini-libc
- These are a minimum set of stdio/stdlib routines used by the wiki-app
- misc-files
- Some additional files that are copied to the micro SD card
- Mk
- Files include by various Makefiles for standard rules and definitions
- scripts
- Some scripts used during early testing
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