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Re: [lpc2000] Philips Flash Utility

2005-07-19 by DECwiz (Fred van Kempen)

You probably need to also change the XTal setting... my copy of the flash tool defaults to 14.xx MHz, which is OK for my board, but yours may have to be reset

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Philips Flash Utility

2005-07-19 by Tom Convent

Hello, I am using philips flash utility for uploading flash. My baudrate is 9600, when I want to increase my baudrate to 38400 or 57600, error comes one of

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GNUARM weirdness ?

2005-07-19 by DECwiz (Fred van Kempen)

Hi All, I ve stumbled into something very weird this weekend, and I can t seem to figure out what the problem is. Here is a snippet of code: /* Write a value

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: gcc problem

2005-07-19 by 42Bastian Schick

Dave schrieb am Tue, 19 Jul 2005 04:09:18 ... Please show us an example and cross verify it with gcc 3.4.x -- 42Bastian Schick

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Re: gcc problem

2005-07-19 by Dave

... all my sources in ARM mode and it works fine, but for IAP routine call I had to use -mthumb-interwork flag for gcc. After this, my application will crash

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Re: [lpc2000] gcc problem

2005-07-18 by Michal Krestan

... From: 42Bastian Schick To: Sent: Monday, July 18, 2005 5:08 PM Subject: Re: [lpc2000] gcc problem ...

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Re: [lpc2000] gcc problem

2005-07-18 by 42Bastian Schick

... 0) Why do you use ARM mode ? (IMHO it has no benefit despite some rare situations) 1) Do you use this flag for all stages (i.e. compile,assemble,link) ? 2)

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Re: [lpc2000] gcc problem

2005-07-18 by Bill Knight

... Check the IAP programming examples (LPC-FlashRoutines-18Feb05.zip)in the files section of this mailing list on Yahoo. The routines can be compiled and run

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gcc problem

2005-07-18 by Michal Krestan

I m using LPC2106 in my application with gcc 4.0.0. I ve compiled all my sources in ARM mode and it works fine, but for IAP routine call I had to use

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Problem in running the code

2005-07-18 by lokesh_17

Hello, I am using LPC2124 and WinARM compiler/linker for the same. I herewith facing a problem see if anybody can help resolving the problem. Problem: I wrote

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LPC2138 - RTC Xtal...

2005-07-17 by Lasse Madsen

Hi All, I have a pending design with an LPC2138 device where I have attached a watch crystal as shown in the datasheet. I would like the internal oscillator to

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Definitely scrap the JTAG...

2005-07-17 by nuncio_bitis

So Ive done some investigation into OCDRemote... I ve checked my JTAG connector, and pins 8 and 15 *are* connected. It seems OCDRemote has changed again so

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USB JTAG Possible ?

2005-07-17 by jeanfernandes_eng

Sirs I itend to develop an USB interface to replacing the LPT Port version. The idea is to use the sames signals used on commom Parallel Port JTAG. My question

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: SPI Issue

2005-07-16 by Digital Systems, Partner

I think at the end some code remains. Can you re-send it? I ll be obliged if you can mail me at dsystem@gmail.com Vimal Amin

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2106 as a SPI slave

2005-07-15 by jay_pni

We are using the 2106 as a SPI slave device with CPOL = 0, CPHA = 0, MSB. We are able to always receive commands OK, but are having problems sending commands

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Re: MAM bug in the LPC213x

2005-07-15 by lp2000c

1) Apparently when MAM is disabled (defined in the USER Manual as MAMCR=0), the value of MAMTIM still plays a role. (See footnote 2 to Table 28 and Table 29

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Re: SPI Issue

2005-07-15 by Angel Sanchez

This is the driver of my filesystem. It is working I hope that you understand my spanglish regards Angel Sanchez

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Re: [lpc2000] OCDRemote problem

2005-07-15 by Jim Parziale

Shut down sockets. *is* the error message returned from OCDRemote. It seems to just shut down when Insight successfully connects (yes, I get a connected

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Re: [lpc2000] OCDRemote problem

2005-07-15 by Bryce Schober

... It would be more informative to see the error generated by OCDRemote. That usually has more details as to the cause of the failure. -- Bryce Schober

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Re: GNU inline assembler return value

2005-07-15 by brendanmurphy37

Hi, Thanks for the comment, though I m not sure what you mean by C startup Just to clarify: - we use GCC as compiler for LPC2000 - we don t use any standard

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SPI Issue

2005-07-15 by slavidian

Hello, I have created a simple driver to read the status register of an SPI EEPROM using the LPC2106 as master. I posted the short code below. MOSI and SCK

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OCDRemote problem

2005-07-15 by nuncio_bitis

I ve recently started having problems with OCD Remote I can start it up with the command : ocdremote.exe -cARM7TDMI-S -p8888 -dWIGGLER -a1 -s6 (note - no other

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OCDRemote problems

2005-07-15 by Jim Parziale

I ve recently started having problems with OCD Remote I can start it up with the command : ocdremote.exe -cARM7TDMI-S -p8888 -dWIGGLER -a1 -s6 (note - no other

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RE: [lpc2000] Bug in gcc parser

2005-07-15 by Paul Curtis

Clyde, ... Even under C90, 0x3e+2 is a good preprocessing number but a bad C floating point literal and *must* be reported as an error! -- Paul Curtis, Rowley

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Re: [lpc2000] Bug in gcc parser

2005-07-15 by Clyde Stubbs

... I disagree with the GCC implementers on this, but nonetheless a strict interpretation of the ANSI/ISO standard for C does mean that 0x3e+2 is parsed as an

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Re: [lpc2000] Bug in gcc parser

2005-07-15 by 42Bastian Schick

Jim ... I read the manual now, but still I think 0x3e+2 must be compiled and give 0x40. ... Yes. It is, but it meant touching code :( -- 42Bastian Schick

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OCDremote problem

2005-07-14 by Jim Parziale

I ve recently started having problems with OCD Remote I can start it up with the command : ocdremote.exe -cARM7TDMI-S -p8888 -dWIGGLER -a1 -s6 (note - no other

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