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38 lines
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# IDL Examples
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## [`hello_world/`](hello_world/)
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Simple hello_world examples for **C**, **C++**, **Java** and **Python**
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## [`idl/ble/`](idl/ble/)
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The `ble/` folder contains example IDL for the NXP Bluetooth Smart connectivity stack that is available for Kinetis KW40Z and KW30Z devices. The IDL demonstrates a very complex set of remote interfaces that wrap an existing library. The `ble/bluetooth.erpc` file is the main IDL file that imports the other files.
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## [`idl/smac.erpc`](idl/smac.erpc)
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IDL for the Simple MAC radio stack available for Kinetis KWxx series devices.
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## [`idl/temp_alarm.erpc`](idl/temp_alarm.erpc)
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This IDL file shows an example for a theoretical temperature alarm demo. It provides two interfaces, one in each direction.
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## [`matrix_multiply_python/`](matrix_multiply_python/)
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Matrix multiply example demonstrates usage of eRPC between two PC's or boards (e.g. i.MX) with Python using TCP or Serial transport layer. One side acts like a server and the other as a client. Client generates two random matrixes and sends them to the server, which performs matrix multiplication and sends the result matrix back.
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## [`matrix_multiply_java/`](matrix_multiply_java/)
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Java version of the Python Matrix multiply example
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## [`matrix_multiply_tcp_c/`](matrix_multiply_tcp_c/)
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C/C++ version of the Python Matrix multiply example using TCP transport layer
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## [`zephyr/`](zephyr/)
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Multicore and multiprocessor matrix multiply examples for Zephyr OS with different transport layers:
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- **mbox** - native Zephyr multicore communication API
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- **rpmsglite** - NXP multicore communication protocol
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- **tcp** - Zephyr with posix and eRPC TCP transport layer
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- **uart** - Serial communication |