Candera Device Packages
Supported Device Packages
Candera provides device implementations for following device types:
| Name | Description | Possible values |
|---|---|---|
| Freescale iMX6 | ON/OFF | |
| Other proprietary devices | Can be provided upon special request | ON/OFF |
Device-Specific CMake Settings
| Name | Description | Possible values |
|---|---|---|
| CGIDEVICE_NAME | The name of the device package | Each device package following the Candera device CMake rules provided in the folder <CANDERA_SRC>/CanderaPlatform/Device |
| CGIDEVICE_TARGET_BUILD | Enable or disable building for target | ON/OFF |
| CGISTUDIO_PATH_3RD_PARTY | Path to the 3rd party repository location | A string value containing the system file location of 3rd party software, auto-detected by finding possible locations of the name "[ic01_]cgi_studio_3psw" |
| CGIDEVICE_TARGET_ <CGIDEVICE_NAME> _DRIVER_PATH_INCLUDE |
If you don't use the default driver path, the path to the driver include directory can be changed with this setting. | Path to driver include directory (by default set to include directory in 3rd party repository) |
| CGIDEVICE_TARGET_ <CGIDEVICE_NAME> _DRIVER_PATH_LIB |
If you don't use the default driver path, the path to the driver library directory can be changed with this setting. | Path to driver library directory (by default set to library directory in 3rd party repository) |
To build a certain device package selected it from the drop-down list of the CMake property "CGIDEVICE_NAME":
For each device package, either building OpenGL based host simulation or target binaries can be selected via the Boolean CMake property "CGIDEVICE_TARGET_BUILD".
The following table illustrates configurations available for the supported device package:
| CGIDEVICE_NAME | CGIDEVICE_TARGET_BUILD | PUB_CGI_CPU | PUB_CGI_OS | Default driver path following <CGISTUDIO_PATH_3RD_PARTY> /[src/lib]/ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| iMX6 | Off | X86 | Win32 | OpenGLES/Win32/OpenGLAdapter |
| iMX6 | On | ARM | Linux | OpenGLES/Linux/iMX6 |
The CMake properties "PUB_CGI_CPU", "PUB_CGI_OS" usually cannot be configured via the CMake user interface, but are autonomously detected by
the build system. The same applies for the variable "PUB_CGI_COMPILER".
If you don't use the CGI Studio 3rd party software folder structure, the driver paths can be specified in the variables
- CGIDEVICE_TARGET_<CGIDEVICE_NAME>_DRIVER_PATH_INCLUDE and
- CGIDEVICE_TARGET_<CGIDEVICE_NAME >_DRIVER_PATH_LIB
Depending on these properties, either MS Visual Studio solutions or Unix makefiles will be generated into the specified build
directory.