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Is there a way to implement the following design?

1) Run C code generated from Matlab in a real-time bare metal configuration on Arm core 0.

2) Run Android on Arm core 1 which will peek and poke data from the programmable logic and Arm core 0 and send it out to the PC via ethernet, or display it via a touchscreen.

3) Run custom or Matlab HDL Coder generated VHDL on the programmable logic.

The programmable logic and Arm core 0 are running real time application code and Android serves as a non real time interface between the host PC or visualization equipment.

I would like to get started on a design that implements this technology and am wondering if there is anybody out there willing to struggle through this with me.  Thanks for your time.

  ,Doctor K



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    All, thank you for replying to the thread.  The reason why I am interested in Android is simply because I am an Android developer and am very familiar with writing java and the entire tool flow.  I also would like to have a 7 inch touch screen that is connected to this device, and coding up a nice vector based GUI is very straight forward with Android.  In the end I agree the Linux is another viable alternative especially for those more familiar with it. 

    I am presently in communication with the Mathworks with regard to this concept (real time vhdl in PL, real time bare metal core 1, android/linux on core 0).  It would be great if their tool flow would automate some of the difficult low level details. 

    I will read the great links that you guys posted as soon as I can and I hope to hit the ground running as soon as I get my ZED Board.  Will you guys be working on similar projects? Maybe we can put together some sort of lessons learned page so that we all don't have to struggle through the same pitfalls.

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    All, thank you for replying to the thread.  The reason why I am interested in Android is simply because I am an Android developer and am very familiar with writing java and the entire tool flow.  I also would like to have a 7 inch touch screen that is connected to this device, and coding up a nice vector based GUI is very straight forward with Android.  In the end I agree the Linux is another viable alternative especially for those more familiar with it. 

    I am presently in communication with the Mathworks with regard to this concept (real time vhdl in PL, real time bare metal core 1, android/linux on core 0).  It would be great if their tool flow would automate some of the difficult low level details. 

    I will read the great links that you guys posted as soon as I can and I hope to hit the ground running as soon as I get my ZED Board.  Will you guys be working on similar projects? Maybe we can put together some sort of lessons learned page so that we all don't have to struggle through the same pitfalls.

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