diff --git a/main/examples/html/footer.js b/main/examples/html/footer.js index 908a764..e7ed97a 100644 --- a/main/examples/html/footer.js +++ b/main/examples/html/footer.js @@ -1,3 +1,3 @@ function writeFooter() { - document.write('Generated on Thu Oct 17 2024 09:01:30 for Examples Version 2.1.0 by Arm Ltd. All rights reserved.'); + document.write('Generated on Thu Oct 17 2024 09:48:34 for Examples Version 2.1.0 by Arm Ltd. All rights reserved.'); }; diff --git a/main/infrastructure/html/avh_desktop.html b/main/infrastructure/html/avh_desktop.html index 1542c05..c6572fb 100644 --- a/main/infrastructure/html/avh_desktop.html +++ b/main/infrastructure/html/avh_desktop.html @@ -124,8 +124,8 @@
You can use Arm Virtual Hardware FVP models with embedded projects locally on your machine.
-Use in command line interface:
Use in command line interface (CLI):
Use in IDEs:
After AVH FVPs and other tools are installed and activated on the GitHub Runner (see Setup with CMSIS-Actions) you can use the command line interface for building your project (e.g with cbuild
utility) and run the firmware on an AVH FVP target (see Running User Applications in CLI).
For example, the code snippet below adds to a GitHub Actions workflow a step with program execution on Cortex-M3 FVP target:
+For example, the code snippet below adds to a GitHub Actions workflow a step with program execution on Corstone-320 FVP target:
Also see Execution in CI frameworks for useful hints about running FVPs in CI workflows.
Software often needs to be tested in multiple configurations, with different toolchains and on different platforms. To simplify job definition for such variations you can use matrix strategy in GitHub Action.
-For example the code snapshot below defines a two-dimensional matrix for Corsone-315/310/300 targets with Arm Compiler 6, GCC and Clang:
+For example the code snapshot below defines a two-dimensional matrix for Corstone-320/315/310/300 targets with Arm Compiler 6, GCC and Clang:
And then in your job descriptions you can use ${{ matrix.target }}
and ${{ matrix.compiler }}
variables, that GitHub Actions will automatically iterate over for you.
See AVH-Hello as a simple example where such matrix strategy is implemented for building the program with different toolchains and for different AVH FVP targets.
diff --git a/main/infrastructure/html/footer.js b/main/infrastructure/html/footer.js index 52b935e..bb07f59 100644 --- a/main/infrastructure/html/footer.js +++ b/main/infrastructure/html/footer.js @@ -1,3 +1,3 @@ function writeFooter() { - document.write('Generated on Thu Oct 17 2024 09:01:30 for Infrastructure Version 2.1.0 by Arm Ltd. All rights reserved.'); + document.write('Generated on Thu Oct 17 2024 09:48:34 for Infrastructure Version 2.1.0 by Arm Ltd. All rights reserved.'); }; diff --git a/main/overview/html/footer.js b/main/overview/html/footer.js index add5ae9..cf26274 100644 --- a/main/overview/html/footer.js +++ b/main/overview/html/footer.js @@ -1,3 +1,3 @@ function writeFooter() { - document.write('Generated on Thu Oct 17 2024 09:01:30 for Overview Version 2.1.0 by Arm Ltd. All rights reserved.'); + document.write('Generated on Thu Oct 17 2024 09:48:34 for Overview Version 2.1.0 by Arm Ltd. All rights reserved.'); }; diff --git a/main/simulation/html/footer.js b/main/simulation/html/footer.js index f291a4d..0eccb3c 100644 --- a/main/simulation/html/footer.js +++ b/main/simulation/html/footer.js @@ -1,3 +1,3 @@ function writeFooter() { - document.write('Generated on Thu Oct 17 2024 09:01:36 for AVH FVP models Version 2.1.0 by Arm Ltd. All rights reserved.'); + document.write('Generated on Thu Oct 17 2024 09:48:37 for AVH FVP models Version 2.1.0 by Arm Ltd. All rights reserved.'); };