MicroBlaze Development Kit Tutorial - Xilinx

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7. For the Hello World example, a simple C design is used that
prints to STDOUT, as shown in the following figure:
#include
main() {
int i ;
print("Hello World\n");
putnum(i);
}
Figure 1-4 Hello World Example C Design
8. Create a new C source file by selecting:
File → New
9. Copy the example Hello World C design or a similar one of your
own. (It should output a character string using the “print”
command or an integer using the “putnum” command.)
10. Create a /code directory in your Hello World design directory.
XSIexpectsthefiletoresideinthe/codedirectorysosavethefile
in that directory.
11. Add the C source you just created to the project by selecting:
Project → Add Files
See the following figure.
MicroBlaze Development Kit Tutorial 9