Lpc2000

At 05:59 PM 11/12/04 +0000, you wrote:
>Excuse to be still in the same issue, but already upgrad the boot
>loader  revision 6.3, and change the file .ld and the problem
>persist!!! in first comand "iap_entry(command, result);" the arm stop!!!
>
>I'm using LPC2129, that have 256K flash and 16K ram.
>
>Anyone can help me??

I see no one else has piped up.  I can't help much since I haven't worked 
on it myself but maybe I can add a pointer.

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>I changed the following:
>

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>#define IAP_LOCATION 0x7ffffff1
>
>
>void savesetup(struct SETUP *setup){
>    typedef void (*IAP)(unsigned int [],unsigned int[]);
>    unsigned int command[5];
>    unsigned int result[2];
>    IAP iap_entry;
>
>         //One copy of the structure in RAM
>
>         //struct SETUP setup;
>
>         //Pointer to the non volatile copy
>
>         //struct SETUP *nonvolatile;
>         //nonvolatile = (struct SETUP*)0x38000; // Points to page 14 in Flash
>(LPC2129)
>
>         //copy to RAM (if you need)
>
>         //setup=*nonvolatile;
>
>
>         disableIRQ();
>         disableFIQ();
>
>         iap_entry=(IAP) IAP_LOCATION;
>         // get part ID
>         command[0]=54;
>         result[0]=0;
>         escreve_UART0("SEIL AL ");
>         iap_entry(command, result); // I do this just for a laugh

I seem to remember there being something about Thumb mode being involved 
here.  Either having to call as a thumb routine or from a thumb 
routine.  Check the user manual, also take a look through past posts there 
has been a fair amount of discussion on the topic.

And if someone were to jump in and clarify...

Robert

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