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This example will demonstrate how to use the deep compiler to translate a simple Java program and run it on a NTB mpc555 Headerboard.
import java.io.PrintStream; import ch.ntb.inf.deep.runtime.mpc555.driver.SCI; public class HelloWorld { static { // 1) Initialize SCI1 (9600 8N1) SCI sci1 = SCI.getInstance(SCI.pSCI1); sci1.start(9600, SCI.NO_PARITY, (short)8); // 2) Use SCI1 for stdout System.out = new PrintStream(sci1.out); // 3) Say hello to the world System.out.println("Hello world"); } }
#deep-1 meta { version = "Mon Jan 05 12:40:12 CET 2015"; description = "deep project file for HelloWorld"; } project HelloWorld { libpath = "I:\deep\lib"; boardtype = ntbMpc555HB; ostype = sts_ppc; programmertype = ntbMpc555UsbBdi; # programmeropts = ; # imgfile = "M:\EUser\runtime-EclipseApplication-arm\HelloWorld\HelloWorld.bin"; # imgformat = BIN; # pl_file = none; # enter names of rootclasses, e.g. # rootclasses = "test.MyFirstTestClass","other.MySecondTestClass"; rootclasses = "test.HelloWorld"; # imgfile = "M:\Workspace\HelloWorld\HelloWorld.bin"; # imgformat = BIN; }
putty
or realterm
. Alternatively open a terminal program as an eclipse view. Select the appropriate serial port number. Check your host operating settings for this number.