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Universal Serial Interface to FPGA's

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-====== flink, Universal Serial Interface to FPGA's ======+====== flink, Universal Interface to FPGA's ======
  
 <box blue right 38% | **Downloads**> <box blue right 38% | **Downloads**>
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 flink is .. flink is ..
   * an universal serial interface to FPGA's   * an universal serial interface to FPGA's
-  * is open-source +  * a collection of useful blocks in a FPGA 
-  * is highly flexibel +  * open-source 
-  * is real-time capable+  * highly flexible 
 +  * real-time capable
  
-flink can be read as //fast link// or as the German "flink" meaning fast. It enables any processors to communicate with an external FPGA over a serial interface, e.g. PCI or SPI. The FPGA may contain several blocks such as counters or pulse-width modulation. Such blocks are extensively used in robotics for control applications. +flink can be read as //fast link// or as the German "flink" meaning fast. It enables any processors to communicate with an external FPGA over a parallel interface (e.g. PCI, EIM, LPB, AXI) or serial interface (e.g. SPI). The FPGA may contain several blocks such as counters or pulse-width modulation. Such blocks are extensively used in robotics for control applications. \\ 
 +flink was developed at and is maintained by the Institute of Computer Science at [[http://www.ost.ch|OST]].
  
 ===== Overview ===== ===== Overview =====
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   * [[.:flink_liblite|flink Userspace Library Lite]]   * [[.:flink_liblite|flink Userspace Library Lite]]
   * [[.:flink_utils|flink Utilities]]   * [[.:flink_utils|flink Utilities]]
 +  * [[.:flink_python|flink Python Wrapper]]
   * [[.:flink_deep|flink Java Library]]   * [[.:flink_deep|flink Java Library]]
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   * flinkLinux: Kernel Modules   * flinkLinux: Kernel Modules
   * flinkLib: Userspace library for C/C++   * flinkLib: Userspace library for C/C++
-  * flinkLibLite: Userspace library for OS-less systems for C/C+++  * flinkLite: Userspace library for OS-less systems for C/C++
   * flinkUtils: Utilities and test programs for the flink library   * flinkUtils: Utilities and test programs for the flink library
 +  * flinkPython: Python wrapper
   * flinkDeep: Library for Java    * flinkDeep: Library for Java 
  
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 <box red right 38% | **First Steps and Examples**> <box red right 38% | **First Steps and Examples**>
   * [[flink_first_steps|flink First Steps]]    * [[flink_first_steps|flink First Steps]] 
-  * [[flink_example_0|flink on a Intel Atom SOC]]  
   * [[flink_example_1|flink on a Phytec PCM032 Board]]    * [[flink_example_1|flink on a Phytec PCM032 Board]] 
 +  * [[flink_example_2|flink on a Digilent ZYBO]] 
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