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Data Aborts

2004-12-21 by tah2k

Still not up and running with my Arm tools and the Keil MCB2130. I setup the Arm AXD debugger to run the following script on startup: loadsymbols

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Re: help on Multi ICE

2004-12-20 by tah2k

I m having the same problem. I can get the symbols to load, but as soon as I go or singlestep I get the data abort. Did you figure it out anyone? ... ADS ...

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Reset without Exception?

2004-12-20 by rjwal3

Does anyone have any ideas as to why my LPC2129 program can reset without any exceptions occuring??? I know that all of my exception routines work because I

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Re: Arm Tools With Keil MCB2130

2004-12-20 by tah2k

I am making headway little by little. Thanks for the feedback, I didn t realize that catching the Arm exceptions required breakpoints. In my last Arm project

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Re: MEMMAP Manipulation

2004-12-20 by Leighton Rowe

... Makes much more sense now. I m able to get the RAM Mode working. Thanks. ... need ... might ... I d rather go with updating segments (not containing the

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Re: Delay Function

2004-12-20 by acetoel

Thanks!!! Please...look at this URL... there a lot of interesting things that will be very helpful for everybody. http://www.procyonengineering.com/avr/avrlib/

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Re: [lpc2000] Delay Function

2004-12-20 by Robert Adsett

... There is a delay function in the newlib lpc support ( http://www.aeolusdevelopment.com ). It s been decoupled from the std C I/O support so should be

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Re: MEMMAP Manipulation

2004-12-20 by Karl Olsen

... Before changing MEMMAP from 1 to 2, you should write whatever you want as interrupt vectors to RAM (0x4000_0000 - 0x4000_003F). Changing MEMMAP doesn t by

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Delay Function

2004-12-20 by acetoel

Hello folks does anybody have or know the best way to make a little function in a C ompiler to make a delay with a LPC2106? Let s say 10mSeg... My clock is

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MEMMAP Manipulation

2004-12-20 by Leighton Rowe

Let s say MEMMAP s initially configured as 1 (flash mode), and I plan todo a complete firmware update using IAPs. If I remapped the interrupt vectors to RAM

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RE: [lpc2000] Re: Compatibility

2004-12-20 by Raymond Keefe

Hi, I was quoted what seemed like way too high a price by Macrodynamics. I challenged the price based on the IAR & Philips web site indicated price and it

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Re: [lpc2000] Philips Apps

2004-12-20 by Robert Adsett

... I ll second that. Robert Freedom has no meaning of itself. There are always restrictions, be they legal, genetic, or physical. If you don t believe

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Re: [lpc2000] reserved bits of LPC2214

2004-12-20 by Robert Adsett

... Bitfields are one of those items that look like a nice way to interface to the HW but usually end up being more trouble than use. I ve succumbed to the

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Re: startup file ADS 1.2

2004-12-20 by Amit

Check out the Interrupt handling application note online. The code was built on ARM ADS1.2. This application note has the startup assembly code for the LPC.

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Re: Philips Apps

2004-12-20 by tsvetanusunov

... I will second that Philips LPC parts are one year ahead the competition, now many others are trying to follow them, but although a lot of noise is risen on

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Re: Arm Tools With Keil MCB2130

2004-12-20 by emailakb

Hi Tim Try the following link ... http://www.arm.com/support/faqdev/1251.html Also, be sure that your code is linked to SRAM and not to Flash. amit

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Philips Apps

2004-12-20 by jamesasteres

Hi all, At the risk of starting a thread contrary to why I am posting, I would like to say that the Philips apps support on this list is greatly appreciated.

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Arm Tools With Keil MCB2130

2004-12-20 by tah2k

Hi. I m trying to get up and running with the Keil MCB2130 board using the ARM Realview development tools. I believe I have the Philips flash programmer

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Re: [lpc2000] reserved bits of LPC2214

2004-12-20 by Kerem Or

Thanks for the answer. Actually I m not intentionally setting a reserved bit to one. I just want to use bitfields in C. I cant now as the generated code only

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Re: [lpc2000] reserved bits of LPC2214

2004-12-20 by Lewin A.R.W. Edwards

... If you need to ask this question, you re living too close to the bleeding edge. Undefined bits might, if set: 1. do nothing 2. do nothing on current masks,

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Compatibility

2004-12-20 by onestone

I get a lot of stuff directly from asia, but haven t yet found a reliable source for LPC parts. If we go through a disti here we often get hammered beyond what

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reserved bits of LPC2214

2004-12-20 by Kerem Or

Dear All, Sometime ago, I asked the below question to Philips apps. It appears they are too busy in handling more important issues as I did not receive a reply

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Compatibility

2004-12-20 by otc_friend

Why not use an external AD connected via SPI interface on LPC2106?! Surely there is a 8-pin device available on the market. - Henry

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Re: Compatibility

2004-12-20 by Stephen Pelc

... One of our Aussie clients is buying Samsung ARM parts at prices I can only dream about. I believe he is buying from Singapore. Stephen -- Stephen Pelc,

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Unused pins

2004-12-20 by varuzhandanielyan

Just for discussion. Usualy most microcontroller manufacturers have recomendations about unused pins settings. I did not find any for the LPC2129. So I

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: LPC2214 MIPs?

2004-12-20 by onestone

Real MIPS as opposed to virtual MIPS perhaps? I have a different measure of processor capability, being biased towards low power consumption. Thats is given

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Re: 5v 3,6 v IO and GPIO speed issues!

2004-12-20 by lpc2100_fan

Karl, can t help it, have to answer. Is it just my limited knowledge of the English language why I missed the constructive element in your previous 3 postings

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Keil MCB213x board + Jlink

2004-12-20 by bobi catorski

Hi all I need to conduct a new project using the LPC2138 Any one has experience with the keil MCB213x board ,LPC2138 , and the Jlink Jtag adaptor ? Any Bug s

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startup file ADS 1.2

2004-12-20 by Muraletharan Kulasekaram

I need start up file of LPC2129 to use with ADS V1.2 ANY ONE HELP ME ? ___________________________________________________________ ALL-NEW Yahoo! Messenger -

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Re: LPC2214 MIPs?

2004-12-20 by lpc2100_fan

??? REAL MIPS ???? We probably all agree (at tleast those who have been dealing with benchmarks ans MIPS numbers) that MIPS is probably the most useless, yet

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Re: LPC2214 MIPs?

2004-12-20 by embeddedjanitor

Real MIPS is a completely meaningless measure. With perfect pipelining and no branching or stalling, the ARM core can 1 instruction per clock (ie. 60 million

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LPC2214 MIPs?

2004-12-20 by Paulo de Almeida

Hi, How fast can the LPC2214 go in term of real MIPs (not Drystone MIPs) with a 60Mhz clock ? Thanks Paulo A.

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Re: 5v 3,6 v IO and GPIO speed issues!

2004-12-19 by dalenkarl

... Oh, im pretty eased, but our customer are not!! ... I think Stephen Pelc in his mail pretty much put the issue on the spot, read and learn. If PH are in it

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calling asm routine from c

2004-12-19 by radoslaw_mitura

I have two parts in my program - bootloader that run from the start of processor (written in asm) and target application written in c. At start of processor

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Re: [lpc2000] P0.2 & P0.3 problems

2004-12-19 by Markus Meng

I remember that I read somewhere, that you need a PU anyway, even if you do not use it for I2C. This implies that the output is always kind of open-drain .

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Re: [lpc2000] P0.2 & P0.3 problems

2004-12-19 by Robert Adsett

... That would be as an input, yes? It that case it would depend on the drive circuit producing your input. Certainly nothing else is going to bring/hold it

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Re: [lpc2000] P0.2 & P0.3 problems

2004-12-19 by Robert Adsett

... They do need pull-ups. Robert Freedom has no meaning of itself. There are always restrictions, be they legal, genetic, or physical. If you don t

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Re: 5v 3,6 v IO and GPIO speed issues!

2004-12-19 by lpc2100_fan

Hi Karl, you have made your point and I agree that the I/O performance of ARM7 sucks. However, his is not first of all a Philips problem, it is an architecture

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Re: CAN core

2004-12-19 by lpc2100_fan

Michael, you are correct that the listed Infineon devices have the Bosch FullCAN which is compatible to the Intel 82527. This is a FullCAN implementation with

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P0.2 & P0.3 problems

2004-12-19 by nevelian

Hi, I want to use P0.2 (SCL) & P0.3 (SDA) as GPIO, and are using the following code; PINSEL0 = 0x00000005; PINSEL1 = 0; IODIR = 0xFFFFFFFF; IOSET = 0xFFFFFFFF;

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