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2004-07-17 by capiman@t-online.de
Sorry, wrong cpu written: I think it must be one of the following: LPC2212 / LPC2214 / LPC2292 / LPC2294. Board must have big RAM (where i can execute code,
2004-07-17 by capiman@t-online.de
Hello, does someone know if a Evalboard with a LPC21xx with big RAM exists ? Who sells such a thing ? No other components are needed (ok a few IO PINs like
2004-07-17 by James Dabbs
I ve got to decode 2 ogg vorbis streams simultaneously; I wanted to just load the files into RAM (~2 meg) and rip through them. I was just looking for
2004-07-16 by philips_apps
... Let s define immediate future: within this year , the answer is: there will be no LPC ARM microcontrollers with ARM 9 core in 2004. Robert
2004-07-16 by Karl Olsen
... Not according to the poll: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lpc2000/message/2477 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lpc2000/surveys?id=11799512 The issue has been
2004-07-16 by James Dabbs
Is there an ARM9 core in the LPC2XXX series immediate future? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2004-07-15 by Pablo Bleyer Kocik
... Excellent, lynchzilla! Very complete and well done. Note that we are also providing a Windows installer for Eclipse + CDT,
2004-07-15 by lynchzilla
Forum readers interested in using Eclipse for ARM cross-development may find the 70 page tutorial TiniARM Development with Eclipse very helpful. The tutorial
2004-07-14 by Robert Adsett
... True, but a pretty intelligent guess would be that it uses the frequency for timing programming pulses. You can program a lot of memories with wrong pulse
2004-07-14 by Karl Olsen
... Apparently not. Contact Philips with the complete chip markings, boot loader ID and part ID. I did through my distributor (Promax). To philips_apps:
2004-07-14 by Leighton Rowe
I took a long look at your reply and the message reference on the bug. Honestly I haven t experienced this bug before. Are all lpc2114/19/29 chips affected?
2004-07-14 by philips_apps
Doug, The compiler does not need to know about the width of the external RAM. It s all taken care by the EMC provided that the bank configuration registers are
2004-07-14 by givc@yahoo.com
Thanx for the info Karl!! I think I d been in that message some days ago, but I guess I was too tired that I didn t paid enough atention to the bug. ... them?
2004-07-14 by Karl Olsen
... consistently ... I am using the prepare sectors command. Without it, I get the expected error codes. I am using sector 14 (1C000h-1DFFFh). ... might ...
2004-07-14 by lpc2000@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the lpc2000 group. File : /LPC_CANAll.zip
2004-07-14 by philips_apps
This file (LPC_CANAll.zip) has been updated as the previous version did not compile. Philips Apps.
2004-07-14 by Leighton Rowe
... at ... (58 ... Are you using the prepare sector command before u erase/write them? What area in flash are u trying to write over? Just curious. ... chips,
2004-07-14 by Karl Olsen
... help ... Hi Gonzalo, I am also having problems with the LPC2114. It would consistently hang in Copy RAM to Flash and Erase sectors , and when running
2004-07-14 by winbond2
HI All, I like know what regulator options are being used and why. Single and dual LDO s, ones with POR on reset etc. Your comments are most welcome. Thanks
2004-07-14 by douglasbolton
I m putting a 128k*16 external sram onto an lpc2292. I ve set the external memory controller for this bank to be 16 bits wide. Does the compiler need to know
2004-07-14 by Leon Heller
... From: hodgejackiehank To: Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2004 7:59 AM Subject: [lpc2000] Re: Crossworks
2004-07-14 by hodgejackiehank
... I think we will soon see an onboard 1V8 regulator and a brownout detector on board the LPC chips ;-)
2004-07-14 by hodgejackiehank
... No, I have no latchup problems, or any particular problem with the board per se. However there is a breadboard area on the card and obviously it would be
2004-07-14 by tsvetanusunov
Hello Group, I m sorry I don t read all messages in this group and didn t saw that here are questions for me. Thank to Martin Koenig who e-mailed me directly
2004-07-14 by g2100g
... Regarding the voltage regulators on the Olimex board, please see my message #2737, as well as the messages from Tsvetan (of Olimex) referenced there. Are
2004-07-13 by hodgejackiehank
... Uh hu. As you may have seen on earlier posts, I started out with web7 days kit. I have now upgraded to Olimex, but still have thier wriggler. Now, early
2004-07-13 by johnthomasedwardtimm
I have created a frequency generator using timer1. I have had problems loading the match register on the fly. Sometimes I start losing interrupts. I have
2004-07-13 by Richard
Ahh, thank you. Rich ... http://us.click.yahoo.com/Z1wmxD/DREIAA/yQLSAA/dN_tlB/TM
2004-07-13 by Paul Curtis
In CrossWorks, connect to a target, right click the target in the Targets window, and use the Load/Download menu items. -- Paul.
2004-07-13 by Richard
Anyone know how to load elf files directly (elf files not associated with a project) in Crossworks and C-Spy? Rich
2004-07-13 by Taner Mutlu
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2004-07-13 by moruisg
... target, ... correctly. ... Are you sure that you need to re-compile the loader? The default loader uses the ARM s debug comms channel to communicate with
2004-07-13 by lpc2000@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the lpc2000 group. File : /LPC_CANAll.zip
2004-07-13 by philips_apps
All, The latest CAN example from ESA (LPC_CANAll.zip) is now in the file section. This one does not use the acceptance filter at all, but simply processes all
2004-07-13 by hodgejackiehank
I want to debug with both serial ports active on an Olimex P1 target, so I am tying to use the RAM loader in Crossworks. I have recompiled Loader.EXE but when
2004-07-13 by Robert Adsett
... Well, I consider it a feature. That alone keeps the size of messages to a manageable level and stops the current crop of worms dead in their tracks. But
2004-07-13 by Taner Mutlu
yes there is a problem with yahoo groups.. #include /* Mapped to Read-Only Data Section (.rodata) */ const char Text[] = This is a dummy text which
2004-07-13 by ian48harry
Guys: For this and earlier FLASH programming threads. Don t forget that you can program the FLASH without using the built in capability from boot. The
2004-07-13 by givc@yahoo.com
Has anyone used built-in In-Application Programming functions successfully in any of those LPC s?? I m having problems erasing sectors and wonder if someone
2004-07-13 by Robert Adsett
... For RAM yes, for Flash unlikely, although with C++ and a smart pointer setup you might be able to simulate it. ... Maybe that Yahoo Groups strips
2004-07-13 by Taner Mutlu
Thanks for help, I still believe that malloc/free should work.. I have atteched some code illustrating malloc/free and the linker file (taken from an example
2004-07-13 by Robert Adsett
... That won t work for using malloc to store data in flash ... This might. To store data in flash using malloc/free you not only would have to write your own
2004-07-13 by h s
The IAR compiler has a project option which supports both the big/little endian data format. Other compilers may also, support similar option. ... From:
2004-07-13 by Paul Curtis
... Yeah, and absolutely useless unless your hardware can run in big-endian mode, which the LPC can t. -- Paul.
2004-07-13 by h s
Option1) Set the heap address in the linker file. Option2) Write your own malloc/free functions. Pass them an array address which can be placed anywhere in the
2004-07-13 by Joseph Goldburg
... From: Leighton Rowe [mailto:leightonsrowe@yahoo.com] Sent: Tuesday, 13 July 2004 12:07 AM To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com Subject: [lpc2000] Re: big-endian
2004-07-13 by tanermutlunun
hello.. I am using LPC2106 and I need to allocate some data to free flash memory using malloc.However malloc allocates memory to the heap, but I want to put it
2004-07-13 by tsvetanusunov
... so the there is no hardware problem . IAR know this problem but don t fix it as they sell Segger s J-LINK (with much higher cost than Wiggler) and don t
2004-07-13 by Hugh O'Keeffe
Hi Pauric, Details are on our FAQ page. http://www.ashling.com/support/lpc2000/knowledge_base.html Look for the question:
2004-07-13 by Pauric Doherty
I ve recently started programming with the arm devices and specifically the Philips LPC2194 device. I m running the sample programs supplied in the Ashling