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Re: LPC 2124 Webserver new cgi-file

2005-11-23 by lpc_peter

... made a ... cgifunction ... then did ... scripts? ... yes after changing html and cgi i rum makefsdata. but maybe i chose a wrong way. i thought cgi calls

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Re: [lpc2000] newbie question

2005-11-23 by FreeRTOS Info

... so. ... I use the gnuarm tools along with UnxUtils (http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/) rather than the cygwin make. Regards, Richard.

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ISA Graphic card software

2005-11-23 by Helge Fabricius-Hansen

Hi, I like to connect an ISA graphic card to the LPC2294 external bus. I have no problem with the hardware but when it comes to the software I need to

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Re: [lpc2000] newbie question

2005-11-23 by Charles Manning

... www.gnuarm.org has prebuilt gnu toolchains. I would recommend gcc 3.4.3 or so. I would strongly recommend using cygwin as a gnu environment under Windows

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newbie question

2005-11-23 by Deepak Kashyap

Hello fellow members, This is my first post.I am new to lpc and starting off with lpc2124. I want to know what are the Free ( gnu) tools available for LPC2124

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RE: [lpc2000] user data storage

2005-11-22 by Bruce Paterson

... Demo is basically sound but has a few glaring bugs that mean the code in the zip won t actually work properly ! I ll send an update to phillips_apps today

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RE: [lpc2000] Re: user data storage

2005-11-22 by Joel Winarske

... This would just require a modification to your CRT init code. ... This should be fine as long as your VDD delay is long enough. One thing that is not well

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: user data storage

2005-11-22 by 42Bastian Schick

... I d use two sectors to have in case of valid copy in case of a power-down during erase. ... I d store the RAM copy from time to time in the back-ground --

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Re: user data storage

2005-11-22 by gen_4p

Thanks a lot Joel, well, I missed those 400ms for sector erase - bad news for me. Then, may be I can use another way: - on power-up load user data to RAM (also

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RE: [lpc2000] user data storage

2005-11-22 by Joel Winarske

Hi Gennady, ... There are some notes when using IAP on page 294 of the LPC214x user manual. ... Page 6 of the LPC214x user manual: The LPC2141/2/4/6/8 Flash

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user data storage

2005-11-22 by gen_4p

Hi, how effective is it to store user data (which can be updated relatively frequently) on lpc2138/48? User data size is about 2K. Data should be

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Re: [lpc2000] MMC filesystem speed

2005-11-22 by David Hawkins

... If you use Cygwin and are used to Linux where you can mount devices in a raw format, then the utility filedisk works out to be pretty useful. You can mount

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Re: [lpc2000] MMC filesystem speed

2005-11-22 by Tom Walsh

... No, it is not a consideration. I am doing a commercial product and the processor running the SD/MMC drive has few time critical constraints, so a write

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AXD debugger and lpc2100

2005-11-21 by Viron Papadopoulos

Hello , I searched the group archive regarding debugging the lpc2100 cpu by using the AXD debugger and I found many old discussion but no solution. If someone

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Re: [lpc2000] MMC filesystem speed

2005-11-21 by Bertrik Sikken

... Hash: SHA1 ... I m wondering about this too. Tom, do you have a general idea about how long the card responds with a busy condition after issuing the

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Re: unexplained RAM use on GCC

2005-11-21 by John Heenan

I am impressed GCC for ARM looks to use genuine jump tables. This is how the code worked in an assembly listing. A branch to a jump table was made if the value

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