Re: Update on Robert 's 1wire port with the LPC2138
2006-04-11 by donhamilton2002
... RTFM TRAD_SYNOPSIS #include char *gets( ) char * ; char *_gets_r( , ) struct _reent * ; char * ;
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2006-04-11 by donhamilton2002
... RTFM TRAD_SYNOPSIS #include char *gets( ) char * ; char *_gets_r( , ) struct _reent * ; char * ;
2006-04-11 by ocnek1
Yes, I am using the newlib com functions. com2 to be exact. Following through the code I now realized that I was already using the polled functions and not
2006-04-11 by rggmns
Hello, I have spend most of this day in getting my LPC2103 running. I even posted two messages and made a fool of myself. Want to know why? Well de users
2006-04-11 by Mike
... Interesting to see that these things exist, which at least makes certain projects possible. They are a hefty price though, more than the cost of the chip
2006-04-11 by rggmns
Sorry about de last post. It seems Keil has replaced the old LPC2103.h with a new one. This last version generates correct addresses. The code is not running,
2006-04-11 by rggmns
Hello, I m rewriting some test programs from LPC2138 for LPC2103. I use the LPC2103.h file from KEIL. It does not work properly and generates wrong I/O
2006-04-11 by George M. Gallant, Jr.
How to start a flame war by Brendan Murphy. I switch between C/Assembler because it fits my current needs. End of discussion!!! George ... [Non-text portions
2006-04-11 by brendanmurphy37
... Maybe you could consider the issues I raised about your own example in: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lpc2000/message/15225 I m sure everyone would welcome
2006-04-11 by jayasooriah
Robert, Thanks for your detailed response. Here is an alternate view. ... I have had considerable experience in training programmers from 18 to 50, in
2006-04-11 by Robert Nelson
... On my system, as soon as the USB cable was plugged in i loaded the virtual comm drivers from the build directory, then two com s (com7 and com8) are
2006-04-11 by brendanmurphy37
... Good example of an appropriate use of in-line assembler. The side effects of issuing the DI and EI are pretty much non-existent in this case: there
2006-04-11 by Paul Curtis
Hi Stephen, ... In C, if I remember Forth control words well enough: #include #include unsigned char rx0_avail; unsigned char
2006-04-11 by Stephen Pelc
... Here s my standard response to this question. Just to confuse you, the example is not in C, and it s not for an ARM, but the principles apply. The example
2006-04-11 by 42Bastian Schick
... For a privat project: Split you application into 32K chunks. Otherwise, save your employer some money and buy a commercial tool :-) -- 42Bastian
2006-04-11 by j.martens@arcoma.se
The reason why I would like to use a GCC compiler is because the compiler included in the Kickstart is code limited to 32K Jan Martens Arcoma AB Annavägen 1
2006-04-11 by 42Bastian Schick
... AFAIK no. And why should it. IAR is the better compiler (w.r.t. size and speed of the generated code). -- 42Bastian
2006-04-11 by ebreuilly
... it ... between Keil ... this ... function ... This ... that ... the ... Thanks for your answer, now the USB seems works. The yellow Led become ON and the
2006-04-11 by j.martens@arcoma.se
Hi, I just received an IAR kickstart board + software. Does anybody know if IAR workbench supports GCC? Jan Martens Arcoma AB Annavägen 1 SE - 352 46 Växjö
2006-04-11 by brendanmurphy37
In looking at this again, it struck me that another reason not to use in-line assembler such as the example below (i.e. particularly where macros are involved)
2006-04-11 by nic@weartronics.com
Hi lpc2000, I have seen this question sometimes on this list. I think many users find the problem of the serial port programming only working for the first
2006-04-11 by rtstofer
... time) with ... do not ... minicom, close ... correct ... I have been using LPC21isp for a while now to program my Olimex LPC2106 board. I can t use it if
2006-04-11 by Xtian Xultz
... Me too. Unfortunatelly I never had such problems, the best I can is to say to you wath may NOT be the problem... ... If the application runs fine, you
2006-04-11 by leon_heller
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2006-04-11 by Eric Engler
... I signed up for one of their classes coming up soon. The class costs $99 but it has a good agenda that s heavy on data comm in general (USB, Ethernet,
2006-04-11 by Eric Engler
... That s true with me, too. The few times I get involved with low-level issues not already handled by libraries I need to spend a lot of hours with
2006-04-11 by Dave Hylands
... I see that SchmartBoard is just introducing a BGA prototyping board that the hobbyist can use. http://www.schmartboard.com/index.asp?page=products_bga I
2006-04-11 by Leon Heller
... From: David Hawkins To: Sent: Monday, April 10, 2006 10:12 PM Subject: [lpc2000] Hobbiest BGA
2006-04-11 by dsidlauskas1
Where can I get version 2.2.3 of the Philips flash programming utility. Philip s web site can t find it??? Tnaks for your help. Dave Sidlauskas
2006-04-11 by Robert Adsett
... Apparently we have experienced different projects and tools. I have never used a compiler seriously and not had it break at some point on me. The only
2006-04-11 by volunteer_sysu
I am trying to program a Flash device, SST39VF1601, via the UART. The flash programmer is OK, and I can also write the first few instructions into the device.
2006-04-11 by Robert Adsett
... Portability, is about items other than porting code. It s also about the portability of knowledge and skill. It s about the portability of tools
2006-04-11 by Bruce Paterson
... I ll agree with this conclusion. In most embedded applications I avoid it for two reasons: 1) Portability issues. I often find myself re-using code again
2006-04-11 by Robert Adsett
... There. I think, we will just have to disagree. I ve found the reverse to be true in my experience. Robert Freedom has no meaning of itself. There are
2006-04-11 by Robert Adsett
... Congrats. ... If you are using the newlib com functions you could try the polled versions to see if it s an interrupt issue. Also you are setting up the
2006-04-11 by Robert Adsett
... If you write it, I ll post it so others can benefit. ... So, if we wait long enough the problem solves itself ;) Good going. Robert Freedom has no
2006-04-11 by ocnek1
Opps, hit the enter key...Sorry!! Just excited!! Got everything to compile and it is now running on my LPC2138-MT dev board by Olimex. I only have one bug
2006-04-11 by ocnek1
Ok, here is an update!!
2006-04-10 by brendanmurphy37
Jaya, In the interests of following your lead and sticking to positive rather than negative contributions, some may find the following example useful too. It
2006-04-10 by jayasooriah
Sorry for typo error in my tutorial. Pleae replace WATCHDOG with WDFEED. E&OE comes in handy at times like this :) ... question.
2006-04-10 by jayasooriah
This is an add-on to Danish Ali s contribution to AH s original question. I hope it will show how one can use GCC s inline assembly features in an effective
2006-04-10 by Marko Pavlin (home)
I has split supply 3V3 and 1V8. Check two SOT223 at this photo: http://www.olimex.com/dev/images/lpc-h2103-back.jpg Marko
2006-04-10 by dsidlauskas1
I am about to begin a small project using the LPC2103 on an Olimex header board. I m familiar with the LPC2138 and was wondering if there are any gotcha s in
2006-04-10 by Steve Franks
At risk of being flamed myself, there are at least 3 people on this list who consistently contribute a significant amount of technical info, along with a
2006-04-10 by ws kendall
I m new to this group and to the 2000 architecture. I have a design that was initially coded on the IAR 2106 dev board. We ve now moved that to our own
2006-04-10 by David Hawkins
Hi all, We ve had the discussion of how do I use BGA parts for small quantity designs? a few times. With the option of toaster oven reflow ovens looking like
2006-04-10 by Karim Virani
I d suggest you download H-Jtag - rock solid with IAR s RDI selection: http://twentyone.blogchina.com/ If you re using the Olimex wiggler and have trouble,
2006-04-10 by ocnek1
... Think I solved this one...I forgot to include a file on the Library build...oops :) I guess it does not matter. J.
2006-04-10 by ocnek1
hehe..I feel that I should be paying you.. Anyway, when I built the ownetlib-lib.a file I listed the .c files in alphabetical order (easy that way) in the make
2006-04-10 by vennela2214
I have a problem in firing the inteerupt in ISR.I have posted my source code here for your ref.Iam checking for a flag, in main()- while()loop, which is never
2006-04-10 by Woolsey Matt
Are you sure they are LPC2132? Philips doesn t show any other package type available except LQFP64. MX