Simple application to start with: blink LED slowly

[Satz Klauer]

OK, now I have my Beaglebone AI, installed TI's CCS, found a suitable compiler for the AI's SoC  in CCS, and want to start with a simple, bare-metal application to try things out.

So my question: what's next? What is necessary to e.g. have a timer which lets one of the user-LEDs blink slowly? Are there any tutorials or examples available for this somewhere?

Thanks :-)

[ankit...@gmail.com]

What is CCS?

[Mark Lazarewicz]

Code Composer Studio needs to know which Core you are targeting you didnt say which one?

Modern IDE now make example code autogenerated its a template but there may be a project described in getting started bare metal please read quick start and CCS tutorial foe SOC for correct core

Do you have JTAG? the tutorials usually have a cookbook guide

Things get more difficult with no JTAG . Please google the E2E forum or browse all help requests under sm5729

Good Luck

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[Mark Lazarewicz]

Also please describe your tools versions in help requests Hopefully you have CCS 9.3

https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/beagleboard/1090503506.135465.1613746877396%40mail.yahoo.com

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[Satz Klauer]

> Code Composer Studio needs to know which Core you are targeting you didnt say which one?

When creating a new project I only can choose the SoC type, which is AM5728 in this case. According to the feedback I got from the E2E-forum at TI, this type is suitable and can be used for AM5729 too.

Nevertheless: there are no example projects I could use to have ap eek into...