These small examples each show how to use one part of the NanoCockpit framework. They are a good starting point for writing your own NanoCockpit application.
cpx: shows the sending side of the low-level CPX API. Every half second, the GAP8 sends two small test packets addressed to the computer and prints that it did. Nothing on the computer side is included to receive the packets.coroutine: runs several tasks at the same time with the coroutines oflib/coroutine.h.queue: shows how to put elements in a queue and take them out again (lib/queue.h).queue_async: a producer task and a consumer task that exchange elements through an asynchronous queue.
The code is found in the examples folder.
Prerequisites
Building and running an example
The examples print what they do on the console of the GAP8, which is shown in the terminal when the
example is run over JTAG. Build and run an example in its directory under nanocockpit/examples as
described in running an example without flashing.
queue and queue_async stop by themselves when they are done. cpx and coroutine repeat what
they do until you stop them with Ctrl-C.