How to use TES generate C99 code replace no_OS project?

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Hello, 
 I downloaded hdl and no-OS from ADI's github, used vivado 2022.2 to compile the architecture of zcu102 and ADRV9002, and then used Vitis 2022.2 to do the DMA loopback of no-OS to verify that the architecture has correct transceiver. 
 Later, when I wanted to use C99 generated by tes to replace no-OS, I found that some files about the Linux system could not be compiled. Are there any user guide for no-OS? 
 
 Thank You, 
 John.

buha · Accepted Answer

Hi johncheng1004 , 
 The reference project that we showcase under no-OS/projects/adrv9001 does not support using C99 code generated by TES. 
 However, you may use TES to generate a .json profile and use that profile in the no-OS application after converting it to a C string. 
 The first 2 files in the screenshot below are the 2 profiles that we converted from TES generated .json to a C string. 
 To convert (on Linux or equivalent shell), use the `scripts/json2ctring path/to/file.json` command in your project directory. 
 
 Make sure to migrate the gain tables too if you notice they are different than the ones already in use within the no-OS project.)

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