- In the Explorer
view, right-click on the system project and select the Add Application Project command, as shown in
the following figure.
- This displays the Application Project
Details page as shown in the following figure.
Make sure the project is assigned to the existing system project, which also contains your AI Engine graph project. Specify the Application project name.
Select the Cortex™-A72 processor core, and click Next to proceed.
- This displays the Domain page of the project wizard as shown below.
Because you have selected the Cortex™-A72 processor core, the XRT domain is the only available option. This indicates the domain includes the Linux operating system and the XRT library. You must also specify the following three elements of the embedded platform:
- Sysroot
- Root FS
- Kernel Image
These items are required for loading and booting the operating system and run-time drivers. These files are available from the Embedded Platforms download page. Specify the files and click Next to proceed.
- The Templates
page opens for the PS Application project, as shown in the following figure.
In this case, where you are creating a new PS project, select the Empty Application template (default), and click Finish to create the project. The new PS project is created and added to the top-level system project that you have been working on.
- Next, you must add the source code for the PS application. In the
Explorer view,
select the src folder of the PS project
and click the Import Sources command
(
). Browse to and select the necessary source files for your PS application. Click Finish to import the selected source files.
Your top-level system project can also
have an application to run in the PS domain of the Versal ACAP to load and run the AI Engine graph and PL kernels. Use the following process to
create a PS application project and add it to your system project.
With the PS application project created, as well as the
AI Engine graph and the PL kernels, your
top-level system project is almost ready to build from the top-down.