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HummingBird RISC-V Software Development Kit
HummingBird RISC-V Software Development Kit(HBird SDK) is developed for developing and evaluating software using our FPGA evaluation board.
This HummingBird SDK is built based on the modified NMSIS framework, user can access all the APIs provided by modified NMSIS and also the APIs that provided by HummingBird SDK which mainly for on-board peripherals access such as GPIO, UART, SPI and I2C etc.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
- The NMSIS used in this HummingBird SDK is modified for HummingBird E203 RISC-V Core, which is not compatiable with Nuclei NMSIS, take care.
- HummingBird SDK is developed based on Nuclei SDK 0.2.4 release, and will diverge in future.
We also intergated three RTOSes into HummingBird SDK, which are FreeRTOS, UCOSII and RTThread, you can easily find it in the OS folder.
Quick Startup
Wanner to a try with HummingBird SDK, click Quick Start with HummingBird SDK to start up.
Requirements
- Ubuntu Linux >=16.04 LTS or Windows >=7
- Linux: GNU Make >= 3.82
- Windows: Windows Build Tools
- Nuclei RISCV GNU GCC Toolchain
- Nuclei OpenOCD
Directory Structure
Here is the directory structure for this HummingBird SDK.
$HBIRD_SDK_ROOT
├── application
│ ├── baremetal
│ ├── freertos
│ ├── ucosii
│ └── rtthread
├── Build
│ ├── gmsl
│ ├── Makefile.base
│ ├── Makefile.conf
│ ├── Makefile.core
│ ├── Makefile.components
│ ├── Makefile.files
│ ├── Makefile.global
│ ├── Makefile.misc
│ ├── Makefile.rtos
│ ├── Makefile.rules
│ └── Makefile.soc
├── doc
│ ├── build
│ ├── source
│ ├── Makefile
│ └── requirements.txt
├── NMSIS
│ ├── Core
│ ├── DSP
│ ├── NN
│ └── Library
├── OS
│ ├── FreeRTOS
│ ├── UCOSII
│ └── RTThread
├── SoC
│ ├── hbird
│ └── hbirdv2
├── test
│ ├── core
│ ├── ctest.h
│ ├── LICENSE
│ └── README.md
├── LICENSE
├── Makefile
├── NMSIS_VERSION
├── README.md
├── setup.bat
└── setup.sh
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application
This directory contains all the application softwares for this HummingBird SDK.
The application code can be divided into mainly 4 parts, which are:
- Baremetal applications, which will provide baremetal applications without any OS usage, these applications will be placed in application/baremetal/ folder.
- FreeRTOS applications, which will provide FreeRTOS applications using FreeRTOS RTOS, placed in application/freertos/ folder.
- UCOSII applications, which will provide UCOSII applications using UCOSII RTOS, placed in application/ucosii/ folder.
- RTThread applications, which will provide RT-Thread applications using RT-Thread RTOS, placed in application/rtthread/ folder.
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SoC
This directory contains all the supported SoCs for this HummingBird SDK, the directory name for SoC and its boards should always in lower case.
Here we mainly support Hummingbird SoC running in FPGA evaluation board, the support package placed in SoC/hbird/ and SoC/hbirdv2/.
In each SoC's include directory, hbird_sdk_soc.h must be provided, and include the soc header file, for example, SoC/hbird/Common/Include/hbird_sdk_soc.h.
In each SoC Board's include directory, hbird_sdk_hal.h must be provided, and include the board header file, for example, SoC/hbird/Board/hbird_eval/Include/hbird_sdk_hal.h.
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Build
This directory contains the key part of the build system based on Makefile for HummingBird SDK.
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NMSIS
This directory contains the modified NMSIS header files, which is widely used in this HummingBird SDK, you can check the NMSIS_VERSION file to know the current NMSIS version used in Nuclei-SDK.
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OS
This directory provided three RTOS package we suppported which are FreeRTOS, UCOSII and RTThread.
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LICENSE
HummingBird SDK license file.
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NMSIS_VERSION
NMSIS Version file. It will show current NMSIS version used in HummingBird SDK.
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Makefile
An external Makefile just for build, run, debug application without cd to any coresponding application directory, such as application/baremetal/helloworld/.
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setup.sh
HummingBird SDK environment setup script for Linux. You need to create your own
setup_config.sh
.NUCLEI_TOOL_ROOT=/path/to/your_tool_root
In the $NUCLEI_TOOL_ROOT for Linux, you need to have Nuclei RISC-V GNU GCC toolchain and OpenOCD installed as below.
$NUCLEI_TOOL_ROOT ├── gcc │ ├── bin │ ├── include │ ├── lib │ ├── libexec │ ├── riscv-nuclei-elf │ └── share └── openocd ├── bin ├── contrib ├── distro-info ├── OpenULINK ├── scripts └── share
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setup.bat
HummingBird SDK environment setup bat script for Windows. You need to create your own
setup_config.bat
.set NUCLEI_TOOL_ROOT=\path\to\your_tool_root
In the %NUCLEI_TOOL_ROOT% for Windows, you need to have Nuclei RISC-V GNU GCC toolchain, necessary Windows build tools and OpenOCD installed as below.
%NUCLEI_TOOL_ROOT% ├── build-tools │ ├── bin │ ├── gnu-mcu-eclipse │ └── licenses ├── gcc │ ├── bin │ ├── include │ ├── lib │ ├── libexec │ ├── riscv-nuclei-elf │ └── share └── openocd ├── bin ├── contrib ├── distro-info ├── OpenULINK ├── scripts └── share
How to use
- Create and modify your own setup config
- For Linux, create
setup_config.sh
in $HBIRD_SDK_ROOT. - For Windows, create
setup_config.bat
in %HBIRD_SDK_ROOT%.
- For Linux, create
- Source the environment script right in HBIRD_SDK_ROOT
- For Linux:
source setup.sh
- For Windows:
setup.bat
- For Linux:
- Build and run application.
- Note: By default, the SoC and Board is set to
hbirdv2
andddr200t
, if you don't pass any SOC and BOARD variable in Make command, it will use the default SoC and Board. - Assume that you will run this application -> application/baremetal/helloworld/.
- cd application/baremetal/helloworld/
- you can run make help to show help message.
- We provided different processor core configurations(CORE=<your_core>) we supported, see Build/Makefile.core.
- such as
CORE=e203
- such as
- We support three download modes(DOWNLOAD=<mode>) for different applications.
- flashxip: Program will to be download into flash and run directly in Flash
- flash: Program will be download into flash, when running, program will be copied to ilm/ram and run in ilm/ram
- ilm: Program will be download into ilm/ram and run directly in ilm/ram, program lost when poweroff
- For example, if you want to build your application for CORE=e203 DOWNLOAD=ilm, you can easily run this command:
make CORE=e203 DOWNLOAD=ilm all
- If you want to upload your application for CORE=e203 DOWNLOAD=ilm, you can easily run this command:
make CORE=e203 DOWNLOAD=ilm upload
- (Option 1)If you want to debug your application for CORE=e203 DOWNLOAD=ilm:
- First open a new terminal in the same application folder and run:
make CORE=e203 DOWNLOAD=ilm run_openocd
- Then run this command
make CORE=e203 DOWNLOAD=ilm run_gdb
in the existing terminal, then you can debug it using gdb, if you want to load your program, you need to typeload
to achieve it. - Notice: Since version 0.2.4, you can also pass extra
GDB_PORT=<portno>
, to change to use new gdb port other than default3333
, for example,make CORE=e203 DOWNLOAD=ilm GDB_PORT=3344 run_openocd
andmake CORE=e203 DOWNLOAD=ilm GDB_PORT=3344 run_gdb
- First open a new terminal in the same application folder and run:
- (Option 2)If you want to debug your application for CORE=e203 DOWNLOAD=ilm:
make CORE=e203 DOWNLOAD=ilm debug
- If you want to use UART terminal tool to view the UART message, you can choose
screen
orminicom
in Linux,teraterm
in Windows, the default UART baudrate we use is115200
.
- Note: By default, the SoC and Board is set to
Knowledge book
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If you want to learn more about HummingBird SDK, please click HummingBird SDK documentation
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If you need to build a new application, or change CORE or DOWNLOAD option, please make sure that you have clean the project by
make clean
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If you want to specify additional compiler flags, please follow this guidance in your application Makefile.
- Pass common compiler flags to all c/asm/cpp compiler, you can use COMMON_FLAGS in Makefile, such as
COMMON_FLAGS := -O3 -funroll-loops -fpeel-loops
- Pass C compiler only flags to c compiler, you can use CFLAGS in Makefile, such as
CFLAGS := -O3 -funroll-loops -fpeel-loops
- For ASM compiler only flags, you can use ASMFLAGS, for CPP compiler only flags, you can use CXXFLAGS.
- Pass common compiler flags to all c/asm/cpp compiler, you can use COMMON_FLAGS in Makefile, such as
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If you want to pass additional linker flags, you can use LDFLAGS, and if you have additional library directories, you can use LIBDIRS to specify library directories.
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The preprovided applications and its makefile is the best startup examples about how to use HummingBird SDK.
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Pass extra
V=1
to your make command, it will show verbose compiling information, otherwise it will only show basic information. Sample output with extraV=1
$ make V=1 CORE=e203 all Current Configuration: RISCV_ARCH=rv32imac RISCV_ABI=ilp32 SOC=hbirdv2 BOARD=ddr200t CORE=e203 DOWNLOAD=ilm Assembling : ../../../SoC/hbirdv2/Common/Source/GCC/intexc_hbirdv2.S riscv-nuclei-elf-gcc -O2 -g -march=rv32imac -mabi=ilp32 -mcmodel=medany -ffunction-sections -fdata-sections -fno-common -DDOWNLOAD_MODE=DOWNLOAD_MODE_ILM -DSOC_HBIRDV2 -DBOARD_DDR200T -I. -I../../../NMSIS/Core/Include -I../../../SoC/hbirdv2/Board/ddr200t/Include -I../../../SoC/hbirdv2/Common/Include -Iinc -MMD -MT ../../../SoC/hbirdv2/Common/Source/GCC/intexc_hbirdv2.S.o -MF ../../../SoC/hbirdv2/Common/Source/GCC/intexc_hbirdv2.S.o.d -c -o ../../../SoC/hbirdv2/Common/Source/GCC/intexc_hbirdv2.S.o ../../../SoC/hbirdv2/Common/Source/GCC/intexc_hbirdv2.S Assembling : ../../../SoC/hbirdv2/Common/Source/GCC/startup_hbirdv2.S riscv-nuclei-elf-gcc -O2 -g -march=rv32imac -mabi=ilp32 -mcmodel=medany -ffunction-sections -fdata-sections -fno-common -DDOWNLOAD_MODE=DOWNLOAD_MODE_ILM -DSOC_HBIRDV2 -DBOARD_DDR200T -I. -I../../../NMSIS/Core/Include -I../../../SoC/hbirdv2/Board/ddr200t/Include -I../../../SoC/hbirdv2/Common/Include -Iinc -MMD -MT ../../../SoC/hbirdv2/Common/Source/GCC/startup_hbirdv2.S.o -MF ../../../SoC/hbirdv2/Common/Source/GCC/startup_hbirdv2.S.o.d -c -o ../../../SoC/hbirdv2/Common/Source/GCC/startup_hbirdv2.S.o ../../../SoC/hbirdv2/Common/Source/GCC/startup_hbirdv2.S