This repository explains the use of Arm Virtual Hardware on Fixed Virtual Platforms (AVH FVP).
The documentation describes how to integrate AVH FVPs into typical CI/CD workflows as well as desktop development environments. Additional interface drivers are provided that map to virtual targets and physical hardware along with Python scripts for I/O simulation.
The table below lists some of the example projects that demonstrate the usage of AVH FVPs. Also see AVH FVP Example Projects in the documentation.
| Examples | Description |
|---|---|
| AVH-Hello | Hello world example for AVH FVPs. The GitHub workflow supports build and run actions for different targets. |
| AVH_CI_Template | Simple example for unit test automation that uses GitHub Actions on a GitHub-hosted runner. |
| AVH-VSI Examples | Demonstrates how to use the Virtual Streaming Interface (VSI) for feeding sensor or video data to an application running on an AVH FVP Model. |
| AVH-MLOps | A set of tools, software components, and examples showcasing MLOps systems with AVH FVPs. |
| CMSIS-Core Validation | Test suite to verify the correct operation of the CMSIS-Core functionality on various Cortex-M cores by using different toolchains and AVH FVPs. |
| CMSIS-RTOS2 Validation | Test suite for validating CMSIS-RTOS2 implementations on various Cortex-M cores by using different toolchains and AVH FVPs. |
The content of this repository:
| Directory | Description |
|---|---|
| interface | Virtual Interface APIs with drivers and Python scripts. |
| DoxyGen | Doxygen sources for Arm Virtual Hardware FVP documentation. |
| Documentation | Temporary output directory for the documentation. |
| .github/workflows | GitHub action for publishing. |
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