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fomu-tests
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# Fomu Tests Simple tests to get started on Fomu, and to ensure the hardware functions. ## blink The canonical `Hello, world!` program for FPGAs is blinking an LED. The `blink/` directory contains an implementation of this simple blinker that tests the following features: 1. **48 MHz Oscillator** The oscillator drives the main timer. There are options to use the internal RC oscillator within `blink.v` 1. **RGB LED** The oscillator is divided down and sent to the green LED. The Blue and Red LEDs are connected to switches 1. **Switches 5 and 6** These switches have pullups enabled. You can activate the Blue and Red LEDs by pressing buttons 5 and 6 respectively. ## Building You can check this repository out on your Raspberry Pi and build it by simply typing `make`. This will generate `blink.bin`, which you can load by running `fomu-flash -f blink.bin`
