Lpc2000

> > Same experience here. Tried to do the interrupt thing, now I 
> > just start the SPI transfer, do some other stuff and then 
> > poll until the transfer is ready. Is there anybody that has 
> > used the SPI interrupt successfully???
> 
> I use SPI interrupts for SPI transactions and haven't run into any
> issues as yet. Mind you it's on a lpc2124, not an lpc2138. My SPI
> module is part of the lpc newlib extensions.

Hey Bruce,

Care to enlighten me about that last comment.

> lpc newlib extensions

I've been meaning to go through the newlib re-entrancy configuration
etc to see what needs to be turned on for uCOS-II thread-safe usage,
and to create some sort of device operations table interface
(as per Bill Gatliff's docs from Embedded Systems Programming).
I saw a post the other day from someone at Aeolus regarding their
newlib port layer (perhaps that was you)

http://www.aeolusdevelopment.com/Articles/download.html

anyways, if you have a nice clean way of implementing a device
layer, let us know and people can contribute with a common
interface.

Cheers
Dave