Lpc2000

Hi,

did you check out the EE_Demo.zip file in the files section. It has
been posted recently by Philips Apps and shoudl address your issues. I
copied the first paragraph of the project description:
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About the EE_demo project
=========================
EE_demo is a project originally developed for the LPC213x family of
microcontrollers.
These devices do not have on-board EEPROM, and the intention was to
provide a mechanism
and some simple functions that can help to use the on-board Flash in
the LPC213x family 
as an EEPROM. 

Basic functionality of any EEPROM would include the ability to erase
its content on a 
granularity of a single byte or a small block (several bytes). Also,
write access to an 
EEPROM should be provided with the same resolution. 

In essence, it is necessary	to treat a portion of the LPC213x Flash to
act as an EEPROM. 
The term "EEPROM" in the following text will refer to a part of a
LPC213x on-chip Flash
that is used as an EEPROM memory.

The EE_demo project is organized as follows:

EE_demo.c file illustrates typical usage of functions supplied in
LPC2k_ee.C file.
LPC2k_ee.h file contains general "EEPROM" setup.
LPC2k_ee.C file contains function code.
EE_demo.txt gives background of the implemented solution and its
characteristics.
EE_setup.txt walks thru the initialization of LPC2k_ee.h file.
.........
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Cheers, Bob


--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, vishakha vaibhav <vishakha406@y...> wrote:
> I have to write array of size 384 bytes continuously
> on the FlashROM to store it permanently. As far as I
> know ,we can not write on the Flash directly.We will
> first have to write on RAM and then copy RAM to
> Flash.But only 32 bytes of RAM is available for this
> purpose.Do I have to write on RAM and copy it to Flash
> in a loop,writing 32 bytes at a time?I also did not
> understand that while writing on Flash the minimum no.
> of bytes given is 512,so if i have to write 384 bytes
> ,whether the rest 128 bytes will be empty?If now I
> have to write another array of same size, do I have to
> start from the next sector or can I use the same
> sector?Plz reply,if anybody knows about this..
> 
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