Quoting brendanmurphy37 <brendan.murphy@...>: > > There's been a few occasions (including one current one) of people > looking for examples of the files you need to get a basic program up > and running using the GNU tools. > > My question is whether there would be any interest in having such an > example placed in the Files section of the group? I'd be willing to > put a core together and make it publically available, to include: > > - startup.s file with proper handling of vectors > - interrupt dispatch, supporting nested interrupts > - link file > - make file > > Documentation by extensive comments. > > Nothing too complex: it would be be done for one particular varient, > but would probably work for all. I've got some of this. It could use nested interrupt upgrade (non-nested is there already) and perhaps a more complete makefile. It's part of the newlib support routines http://www.aeolusdevelopment.com/Articles/download.html but I don't think any of the basics depends on newlib. Also includes some basic set up routines like PLL, MAM, VPB and VIC initialization and a wait function. Documentation is a work in precess as always but it is there and it's reasonably commented. Robert
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Re: [lpc2000] GNU tools example - any demand
2006-03-02 by Robert Adsett
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