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bbai64_cortex-r5_example
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# (Extremely) Minimal Cortex-R5 remoteproc example for Beaglebone AI-64 Cortex-R5 "Hello World" on Beaglebone AI-64, showing how to initialize a minimal remoteproc resource table with a working trace log. Be warned that this is only a proof-of-concept, and includes just enough code to get *something* up and running on the Cortex-R5 (meaning no initialization code for interrupts, cache, MPU, RAT, etc...) To compile this example, you need the arm-none-eabi gcc toolchain installed on your system. https://developer.arm.com/tools-and-software/open-source-software/developer-tools/gnu-toolchain/downloads If you were compiling this directly on the Beaglebone AI-64, you can uncomment the commented lines in the Makefile to run the example. If everything worked you should see "Hello world!" printed from the remoteproc trace log.
