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XMOS XTC Tools v15.3
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XMOS XTC Tools v15.3
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  • Introduction
  • Installation guide
    • System requirements
    • Installation of prerequisite tools
    • Installation of Visual Studio Code
    • Installation of the Visual Studio Code XMOS XTC Tools extension
    • Installation of XTC Tools
    • Configuring the command-line environment
    • Setup the target board and xTAG
  • Tools guide
    • Using Visual Studio Code
      • Building an example
      • Using VS Code with other XMOS Application Notes
      • Using VS Code with XMOS USB & Multichannel Audio
      • Using VS Code with other XCORE applications
    • Using the command line tools
    • Tools basics
      • A single-tile program
      • Targeting multiple tiles
      • Communicating between tiles
      • Using xSCOPE for fast “printf debugging”
      • Debugging with XGDB
      • Build system
    • Tools features
      • Describe a target platform
      • Working with targets
        • Introduction
        • Key target-based features
        • xTAG
        • Host tools
        • Target interaction
        • Host-IO
        • xSCOPE APIs
        • User-supplied host program
        • Sample-based profiling of the target program
        • Target errors and warnings
        • Command examples
      • Design and manufacture systems with flash memory
      • Safeguard IP and device authenticity
      • Add support for a new flash device
      • Using LPDDR
      • Using software-defined memory
      • How to use arguments and return codes
      • Using XSIM
      • Understanding XE files and how they are loaded
    • Reference
      • Command line tools
        • XRUN
        • XSIM
        • XCC
        • XOBJDUMP
        • XGDB
        • XGDBSERVER
        • XFLASH
        • XBURN
        • XMAKE
      • File formats and data descriptions
        • XMOS executable (XE) file format
        • XN specification
        • XSIM trace output
        • xSCOPE config file
      • xSCOPE
        • xSCOPE command line options
        • xSCOPE performance figures
        • xSCOPE target library
        • xSCOPE host library
      • Libraries
        • lib_xcore
        • lib_xs1
          • XS3 definitions
          • XS2 definitions
        • libflash API
        • libquadflash API
        • List of devices natively supported by libflash
        • List of devices natively supported by libquadflash
        • lib_otp
      • XCommon CMake build system
      • XCOMMON build system
        • Using the XCOMMON build system
        • Using XMOS Makefiles to create binary libraries
      • Transitioning from older tools releases
      • Environment variables
  • Programming guide
    • Architecture and hardware guide
    • Programming overview
      • The multicore programming model
      • Programming an XCORE tile with C and lib_xcore
    • Reference
      • Programming in C/XC
        • Calling between C/C++ and XC
        • XC implementation-defined behavior
        • C implementation-defined behavior
        • C and C++ language reference
        • XCC pragma directives
        • XC to C cheat sheet
        • Memory models
      • Programming in assembly
        • Inline assembly
        • Make assembly programs compatible with the XMOS XS1 ABI
        • Assembly programming manual
      • Programming for XCORE Devices
        • xcore data types
        • xcore port-to-pin mapping
        • XCORE 32-bit application binary interface
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Installation guide¶

  • System requirements
  • Installation of prerequisite tools
  • Installation of Visual Studio Code
  • Installation of the Visual Studio Code XMOS XTC Tools extension
    • Start VS Code
    • Install the XMOS XTC Tools VS Code extension
  • Installation of XTC Tools
    • Download the XTC Tools
    • Install the XTC Tools
  • Configuring the command-line environment
    • Configure the environment
  • Setup the target board and xTAG
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