This repository uses submodules. To clone it, you need to use the --recursive git option:
$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/lambourg/Ada_Bare_Metal_Demos.git
You will also need run-time support for your board. More instruction can be found in the Ada Drivers Library submodule (the drivers folder). You can also see directly the installation instructions at https://github.com/AdaCore/embedded-runtimes.git
In order to build and flash those demos on your specific target, you will need an Ada run-time supporting your board. You can also see directly https://github.com/AdaCore/embedded-runtimes.git to build and install various run-times targeting ARM boards.
The following demos/examples are available:
- 2048: A demo of the famous game, with automatic solver, for STM32 discovery boards
- balls: Simple bouncing balls, for STM32 discovery boards
- conway: A version of the "Game of Life", for STM32 discovery boards
- fractals: Mandelbrot/Julia fractals calculator, with zooming capability using the touch screen, for STM32 discovery boards
- rpi2-mmc: SD/MMC card demo for the Raspberry Pi2/Pi3
- sdcard: SDCard demo for the STM32 discovery boards
- wav_player: A simple WAV player to play songs from sdcards. For the STM32Disco boards with display and audio support.
- wolf: A raycaster demo "a la" Castle Wolfenstein. For STM32disco and raspberry pi2/3 boards.
- zynq-eth: Ethernet experimentations for the Zynq7k.
This repository also contains a FAT FS Library that is used by some of the demos. This library is present in the 'services' folder.