Hi,
Is there any information/tutorials available which outline the process of generating an interrupt in the FPGA and handling it in a driver running in Linux?
Thanks
Hi,
Is there any information/tutorials available which outline the process of generating an interrupt in the FPGA and handling it in a driver running in Linux?
Thanks
This is currently covered in the "Introduction to the Zynq-7000 AP SoC" hands-on training that Avnet is currently offering. See this URL for more details --
http://www.em.avnet.com/zynqspeedways
We are working on a recorded version of this that we hope to have posted on zedboard.org by Dec 15th.
Bryan
Both the Intro and Linux Zynq trainings have been recorded and released. This is some excellent, free training for anyone interested in learning more about Zynq design and development. These trainings include recorded lectures as well as extensive lab exercises that can be downloaded.
http://www.zedboard.org/trainings-and-videos
If you have questions specifically related to these trainings as you go through them, please direct them to the following forum, which Jayson and Kevin both monitor.
http://www.zedboard.org/forums/training
Bryan
Hi Bryan,
I went through videos and haven't seen anything related to linux driver for interrupts coming from PL. Is it something that i missed or your reply is unrelated to Joe's question ?
I am also looking for driver support for PL-GPIO interrupts in linux.