Lpc2000

Em Ter 07 Fev 2006 03:10, Robert Adsett escreveu:
> At 12:02 AM 2/7/06 +0000, you wrote:
> >--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "dannyngweekiat_85"
> ><dannyngweekiat_85@...> wrote:
> >
> >Well just new to LPC2000. Just planning to switch to it. Can anyone
> >help out with what i should get as a stater? I have use 8051 last
> >time. plan to Switch to this now. Wat should i get (programmer, guide,
> >example etc)? btw i using a linux system
>
> For development (at least until you run out of pins) a JTAG setup is just
> about mandatory.  You can use serial ISP for download when you don't have
> JTAG hooked up or are using a simple wiggler (is there a way to get the
> wiggler to work on linux?) and GDB.  

I am. I use Wiggler and a program called exmon that interfaces gdb and Jtag.
Exmon can be downloaded freely here: 
http://www.elaxys.com.br/downloads/setup_exmon_1.22.sh
but I dont know if there are documentation in english for him, but is very 
easy to use.
Elaxys have a set of libraries wich are very usefull for a lot of tasks (I 
only can set a interrupt with gcc using an elaxys command).

> There is a standard header defined for 
> serial ISP See
> http://www.open-research.org.uk/ARMuC/Standard_ISP_Header.html and
> http://www.aeolusdevelopment.com/Articles/InSystemProgramming.html I might
> be a little biased about the second one ;)  There are two linux based
> programs to perform serial ISP that I am aware of.
>
> http://www.open-research.org.uk/ARMuC/LPC2100Tips.html
>
> The standby compiler for linux would be GCC.  I don't know if any others
> are available or not.
>
> Reference material.  If you are comfortable with good references (as
> opposed to instructional manuals) get the ARM Architecture Reference
> Manual.  And of course the data sheets and user manuals for the chips you
> are planning on using.
>
> Robert