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Re: WDT reset while in an ISR

2006-04-18 by brendanmurphy37

Jaya, OK - I ll give up asking you to back your claims, as it doesn t seem to work. I don t see an issue though with pointing out some of the factual errors

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Re: WDT reset while in an ISR

2006-04-18 by derbaier

... Did you enable WDMOD[WDRESET] or just WDMOD[WDEN] ? Without WDMOD[WDRESET] set you do not get a RESET, but just a watchdog interrupt, which will be just as

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Re: WDT reset while in an ISR

2006-04-18 by jayasooriah

Hi Andrew, ... Yes you are right in that this is what the original post that started this thread seemed to suggest. I responded with what I thought was going

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Re: WDT reset while in an ISR

2006-04-18 by jayasooriah

Dear Brendan, Please refrain from ask me anything if you do not need my help. I do not wish to engage with you on this or any other topic. Kind regards, Jaya

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Re: WDT reset while in an ISR

2006-04-18 by brendanmurphy37

Andy, Check out the ARM Architecture Reference Manual for details on exceptions (section 2.6 in the edition I m looking at). Reset, IRQ, data abort are all

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Re: WDT reset while in an ISR

2006-04-18 by brendanmurphy37

Jaya, I don t have any needs, nor do I need your help. You made the following statement: It is because the watchdog timer on LPC is not wired to the Reset

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ARM-VIC-Crossworks

2006-04-18 by mgiaco82

I found this on the Page from Rowley. ... programmed up the VIC but when the interrupt occurs the program jumps to the irq_handler label/function, not

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Re: WDT reset while in an ISR

2006-04-18 by brendanmurphy37

Jaya, The watchdog generates a reset when it expires - see any of the user Manual s description of the watchdog and reset sequence for details. From memory,

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Re: Compiller neutral code

2006-04-18 by brendanmurphy37

Jermone, See some suggestions below. Brendan ... writing code which does not use any of the compiler specific extended keywords like __arm, __nested, __irq

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samplecode from vinehand

2006-04-18 by mgiaco82

@ vinehand Hello I have a question concerning your sample code from the file list. gnuarm_lpc2148_io_uart_timer_irq.zip GNUARM, on LPC2148, blinking led, uart

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Re: [lpc2000] LPC project

2006-04-18 by David Hawkins

... Hi Jerome, I use uCOS-II on some DSPs in a large project, and the RTOS is very stable. The RTOS is certified to lots of standards that I don t have to care

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Re: [lpc2000] LPC project

2006-04-18 by jk jlkj

Hi Dave, David Hawkins wrote: Hi Jerome, ... Do you have the uCOS-II 2nd Edition book? If so, there are several ports to the ARM LPC. I

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Re: [lpc2000] LPC project

2006-04-18 by David Hawkins

Hi Jerome, ... Do you have the uCOS-II 2nd Edition book? If so, there are several ports to the ARM LPC. I implemented one that uses the GCC compiler. I find

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LPC project

2006-04-18 by jk jlkj

Hi Friends, I have a small project where i use the LPC 2214 . The project consists of communicating with another micro using SPI for the ADC data, I2c

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Re: system and user modes

2006-04-18 by jayasooriah

... extended a bit ... My aim was to challenge that assumption that kernel must be large, general purpose, and is only worth if there are many primitives. The

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Compiller neutral code

2006-04-18 by jk jlkj

Hi Firends, The other day i was reading a message in this group, about writing code which does not use any of the compiler specific extended keywords like

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: system and user modes

2006-04-18 by Robert Adsett

... Actually I was thinking more along the lines of a real time kernel, threads, semaphores etc.. I can see the term being extended a bit beyond that but at

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Re: WDT reset while in an ISR

2006-04-18 by jayasooriah

... It is because the watchdog timer on LPC is not wired to the Reset interrupt priority level of ARM7. Thus the Data Abort exception that you are not

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WDT reset while in an ISR

2006-04-17 by relentless_6995

Hi, I am using an LPC2138 with IAR compiler. Turning on WDT for the first time. I was testing it a few different ways. One way involves a Data Abort IRQ. My

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Options for Software Reset in LPC2148

2006-04-17 by y3peng

Hi there, The project I am working on requires a software reset after a firmware upgrade. One possible solution is to setup a really short watchdog timer.

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Re: LPC2148 - Crossworks

2006-04-17 by mgiaco82

@Eric: Sorry I have not used USB till now. So I can t give you any information. Thanks for the information. Yes, there are a lot of examples on the EA page.

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Re: Where do i get LPC2124 in INDIA

2006-04-17 by Gopalakrishnan

Thanks Leon But i have made my prototypes and want regular quatities but which are low volumes 8-10 pcs every month.Problem is my distributor used to stock it

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Re: SV: [lpc2000] IAR workbench

2006-04-17 by Boudewijn Dijkstra

... You can t use GCC from within the EW (unless you hack into the custom build tool). You can, however, debug GCC-generated ELF/DWARF files. But either will

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Re: system and user modes

2006-04-17 by jayasooriah

... with the ... easily ... Both ... type call ... I know of many who think along the lines you have expressed. They associate kernel with what is found in

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Where do i get LPC2124 in INDIA

2006-04-17 by Gopalakrishnan

Hi I have run into a problem .I am not getting lpc2124 in mumbai.Can anybody help with a source or distributor.I enquired with elektronika and they quoted

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Re: [lpc2000] LPC boards in India

2006-04-17 by Mukund Deshmukh

... LPC controllers ( sellers ) in India. The distributors mentioned in Philips website dont give away a few controllers, they are only accepting bulk orders.

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Re: LPC2148 - Crossworks

2006-04-17 by Eric Engler

... website - once you register. I think the Embedded Artists USB examples require the use of their closed source RTOS. Is this true? EA looks like a hot

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Re: security of code

2006-04-16 by Danish Ali

I just re-read your question. The _source code_ is never inside the LPC2xxx. So that s safe even if you don t bother to set the protect pattern ;-) But I guess

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Re: security of code

2006-04-16 by Danish Ali

This sort of thing is well documented, but you will have to read both the data sheet and the user manual to find out. My understanding: LPC2104/2105/2106 - no

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security of code

2006-04-16 by anantha janardhan

Please let me know the security of source code in LPC2000? Is ther any lock bits like in 8051 controller? janardhan

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