For those who don’t like reading the readme…
Running on a Linux platform with a native toolchain:
Open up linux/core_portme.h (or linux64/core_portme.h on a 64b platform), and check all predefined macros (for example endianness) for your platform.
Make Results are in run1.log and run2.log.
For a cross hosted toolchain, edit the file linux/core_portme.mak. You need to define how to load the binary to the target and how to run it. If the target supports ssh, just un-comment the LOAD and RUN sample using ssh.
What if there is no OS running on the board?
1. Create a new folder.
2. Copy the barebones content to the new folder.
3. Edit the 3 files in the new folder, adding functionality for timing and output, and setting toolchain options.
* You may want to use basic sample code for UART (or debugger output) and timer for your board. Sample code is usually available with your embedded toolchain or kit.
> make