Lpc2000

Hi Robert Robert

It was a very good idea. I found my problem. The DBGSEL – Pin was high,
so it didn’t work.
		
Thanks
Sören 


At 12:11 PM 2/4/04 +0100, you wrote:
>Hallo,
>Thanks for your effort
>
>It’s a pity, but it doesn’t work…
>I watched the pins 26 and 27 -> they didn’t toggle.

That probably makes sense.

>Then I changed the code as I need (0xC00000C to 0xC000000C) and pin 30
>and 31 didn’t toggle too.
>
>Regards Sören
>
>
>
>PS: these two tings are defined in my LPC2100_addr.h. It's a
comfortable
>way, to access Registers.
>// helper macro to write to a memory mapped register
>#define REG(addr) (*(volatile unsigned long *)(addr))
>
>#define PCB_PINSEL0        (0xE002C000) /* pin function sel reg 0 */
>#define PCB_PINSEL1        (0xE002C004) /* pin function sel reg 1 */
>
>So I can use it like this: REG(PCB_PINSEL1) &= ~(0xF0000000);

That looks OK.

(I'm more used to seeing something like

#define PINSEL0 (*(volatile unsigned int *)(0xE002C000))

or

extern unsigned int PINSEL0;

where PINSEL0 in the second case is defined by the compiler, the library
or 
somewhere else in the link path.)


I just tested an an example here and it works just fine, but before I
offer 
to post it, I have one other thought.  Do you, by any chance, have the
JTAG 
interface turned on?  If so that would explain why you weren't seeing
any 
toggles.

Robert


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