Lpc2000

Ok. To clear some things up.

I m using an LPC2210 on a Phytec board. No internal memory except 16kB
of RAM. I am using 2M of external flash and 1M of external RAM.

I have followed your advice, Richard, and removed all code and xdata
instances. I have modified lcd_update, where it says lcd_dat_out so
that i can implement my own SPI serial send because gLCD uses a
primitive 'bit banging' function to do its serial send (i think i m
right on this). 

The declaration of my SPI serial send is a simple function API called
'writedisplay(data, com)' where 'com' is to let the LCD know that what
i m sending is either a command or data and parameter 'data' is simply
hex numerals. 

i use a similar SPI function to the one stated in one of the LPC
application notes. 

I still have nothing on my display after all that and my writedisplay
function works because i have it working perfectly on another project.

Anymore ideas? I cannot really say more on the project. I would have
to kill you all. Hehehe ;)

Feel free to abandon the thread if you guys feel tired of my
inexperience in these matters. :}

Thanks.

M.


--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, newmanrf@... wrote:
>
> 
> The ARM architecture is, of course, flat with code and data able to
be put
> anywhere therefore you can run code out of your ram as well as your
flash
> and you can write to your code space so its easy to program flash.
So for
> all intents and purposes of this discussion don't pay attention to
what's
> in code and what's in data just get the code running and in order to do
> that take the following advice:
> 
> Get rid of: #pragma CODE
> 
> Change: const unsigned char code l_mask_array[8]
> to: unsigned char l_mask_array[8]
> 
> Change: unsigned char xdata l_display_array[Y_BYTES][X_BYTES];
> 
> to: unsigned char l_display_array[Y_BYTES][X_BYTES];
> 
> And I think that you should be on your way with that file.
> 
> I hope this helps and please ask additional questions as a follow-up.
> 
> Richard Newman
> Pittsburgh PA USA
>