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== GOALS == | == GOALS == | ||
#The main | #The main goal of this project is to create a relatively simple step by step guide of how to get an Analog Devices "adsp-21369" dsp (SHARC) chip up and running using the "ADDS-21369-EZLITE" development board and "Visual DSP++" development environment.<br> | ||
#A second goal is to create an easy to use tool that can be used to interface with the FAUST programming language in order to generate c++ code that can be imported into a Visual DSP++ project file and used with the SHARC chip. | #A second goal is to create an easy to use tool that can be used to interface with the FAUST programming language in order to generate c++ code that can be imported into a Visual DSP++ project file and used with the SHARC chip. | ||
== Resources == | == Resources == | ||
ADSP-21369 Specifications | ADSP-21369 Specifications | ||
Revision as of 00:37, 21 April 2008
Project Title -- Quick Guide to using the ADSP-21369 and Visual DSP++ development environment
People Involved
- Andrew Best
- Kyle Spratt
- Baek San Chang
- Steinunn Arnardottir
- Turner Kirk
GOALS
- The main goal of this project is to create a relatively simple step by step guide of how to get an Analog Devices "adsp-21369" dsp (SHARC) chip up and running using the "ADDS-21369-EZLITE" development board and "Visual DSP++" development environment.
- A second goal is to create an easy to use tool that can be used to interface with the FAUST programming language in order to generate c++ code that can be imported into a Visual DSP++ project file and used with the SHARC chip.
Resources
ADSP-21369 Specifications