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182182To open the example, go to Pack Installer, select \b ARM in the \b Devices tab, and click on \b Copy next to the
183183<b>CMSIS-RTOS2 FreeRTOS Blinky (uVision Simulator)</b> project on the \b Examples tab. Select the location on your hard drive
184184where you want to copy the project to and press OK. µVision opens.
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187+ \section examples_cmsis_a9 Blinky example using CMSIS-FreeRTOS running on ARM Cortex-A9
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189+ This example shows how to use the CMSIS-RTOS2 API with an underlying FreeRTOS running on an NXP i.MX6 equipped with an ARM
190+ Cortex-A9 code. This example only works in <a href="http://www.keil.com/mdk5/ds-mdk">DS-MDK</a>, the Eclipse-based
191+ development environment from ARM. For information on setting up the target connection, please refer to
192+ <a href="http://www2.keil.com/mdk5/ds-mdk/imx6sxsabrereference">NXP i.MX 6SoloX SABRE Reference</a>.
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194+ \note you need to have the i.MX6 device family pack installed to see the example in the \b Examples tab of Pack Installer.
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196+ To open the example, open the Pack Installer perspective, select \b NXP in the \b Devices tab, and click on \b Copy next to
197+ the <b>CMSIS-RTOS2 FreeRTOS Blinky CA9 (MCIMX6SX-SABRE)</b> project on the \b Examples tab.
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199+ \image html copy_a9_example.png
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201+ Confirm the default location in the Eclipse Workspace by pressing Copy.
202+
203+ \image html copy_a9_example_ws.png
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205+ Right-click on the project and select \b Build \b Project. Then, right-click on the project and select \b Debug \b As and
206+ then \b Debug \b Configurations. The Debug Configurations dialog opens:
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208+ \image html dbg_conf.png
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210+ The project is already set up for running from the SDRAM of the i.MX6 SABRE board. Press \b Debug. DS-MDK will switch to the
211+ debug perspective. After a successful connection to the target, press \b F8 to run the application. In the \b App \b Console
212+ you will see the output of the phases:
213+
214+ \image html dbg_output.png
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