Develop Software for the Cortex-M Security Extensions Using Arm DS and Arm GNU Toolchain
October 16, 2023
This post describes the steps to create a basic TrustZone example for the Armv8-M processor with Security Extension by using Arm DS and Arm GNU toolchain. It is assumed that you have a basic knowledge of the Armv8-M Security Extension and embedded-M software programming.
The Secure and Non-secure images make function calls across security boundary based on Armv8-M Security Extension. The steps to create a basic TrustZone example for the Armv8-M processor using Arm DS and Arm GNU toolchain are as follows:
- Configure system and memory.
- Create and build Secure project in Arm DS.
- Create and build Non-secure project in Arm DS.
- Run Secure and Non-secure images in Arm DS with FVP.
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