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Realization of VxWorks's BSP Based on MPC8260

Xiao Sha-li

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The design and development of BSP(Board Support Packge,which is between the operating system and the hardware) is a complex process,the paper present the developing process of VxWorks's BSP based on the platform of MPC8260,including the driver of serial port and parallel port,the driver of flash chip and changed start process.

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The design and development of BSP(Board Support Packge,which is between the operating system and the hardware) is a complex process,the paper present the developing process of VxWorks's BSP based on the platform of MPC8260,including the driver of serial port and parallel port,the driver of flash chip and changed start process.

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The design and development of BSP(Board Support Packge,which is between the operating system and the hardware) is a complex process,the paper present the developing process of VxWorks's BSP based on the platform of MPC8260,including the driver of serial port and parallel port,the driver of flash chip and changed start process.

Key concepts: Computer science, Realization (probability), Serial port, Flash (photography), Port (circuit theory), Process (computing), Embedded system, Operating system

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