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XMOS xCore-USB SliceKITThe xCORE-USB sliceKITxCORE-USB sliceKIT contains everything you need to start developing USB applications on xCORE multicore microcontrollers. The xCORE-USB sliceKITxCORE-USB sliceKIT features our 16 core High Speed USB device which delivers the deterministic, responsive processing required to handle a variety of peripheral interfaces, data processing and control tasks.
The kit includes the USB sliceCARD with USB A and USB B connectors which works with xCORE-USB integrated High Speed USB 2.0 PHY. Our sliceKIT product range includes a wide variety of other slice I/O cards, making it easy to rapidly develop systems.
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  • Core board with 16 core xCORE-USB multicore microcontroller
  • USB A/B sliceCARD
  • Mixed Signal sliceCARD
  • xTAG-2 debug adaptor
  • Power supply
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  • Hey All,

     

    Anyone using the Slicekit? I am having some issues with the .XC syntax. Can someone please explain how to use [[guarded]] on a task to task interface?

  • in reply to audioboy140

    Hi,

     

    I am familiar with the task-to-task interface procedures (certainly am no expert) but I've not had a need to use the [[guarded]] modifier so far. As I understand, usage of the task-to-task interface should be no different with the [[guarded]] modifier, it just (a) provides the ability to 'filter out' some IPC, for example if a message has been received and is currently being processed and no additional such message is to be handled until the processing is complete, and (b) also provides the ability to create an interface that doesn't need to be fully used in select statements until you want to do so. This is all theoretical understanding - as mentioned, I've not used the [[guarded]] bit so far.

    Is that what you're trying to do? Does your comms work without the modifier, but not with? What issue are you seeing?

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  • in reply to audioboy140

    Hi,

     

    I am familiar with the task-to-task interface procedures (certainly am no expert) but I've not had a need to use the [[guarded]] modifier so far. As I understand, usage of the task-to-task interface should be no different with the [[guarded]] modifier, it just (a) provides the ability to 'filter out' some IPC, for example if a message has been received and is currently being processed and no additional such message is to be handled until the processing is complete, and (b) also provides the ability to create an interface that doesn't need to be fully used in select statements until you want to do so. This is all theoretical understanding - as mentioned, I've not used the [[guarded]] bit so far.

    Is that what you're trying to do? Does your comms work without the modifier, but not with? What issue are you seeing?

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