Re: [lpc2000] Gnuarm Problems
2004-06-06 by Robert Adsett
... At a guess, given the information you ve presented, it sounds like a path problem. You may be linking to the wrong support library or startup. Robert
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Re: Gnuarm Problems
2004-06-06 by bwende1
Hallo What do you exactly mean by setting up your C environment . Can you give me an example waht your makefiles do?
Re: [lpc2000] Gnuarm Problems
2004-06-06 by capiman@t-online.de
Hello, i think you are generating an exe-file without startup code. Please take the example lpc2106_gcc.zip from filesection of this group ! Try if this is
Re: [lpc2000] Gnuarm Problems
2004-06-06 by Pablo Bleyer Kocik
Hello. ... Is this *all* what your makefile does? How are you setting up your C environment? Regards. -- PabloBleyerKocik / ...I didn t want to be kissing
Gnuarm Problems
2004-06-06 by Benjamin Wende
Hallo I got the newset version of the gnuarm toolchain installed under WINXP + Cygwin. I build the examples and downloaded it to the lpc2006 and it worked. But
Re: [lpc2000] Re: regarding lpc2106 linker defined file
2004-06-05 by Robert Adsett
... Which one? Where did you get it from? There are multiple variations. I think there is at least one in the groups files section. I know there is one
Re: regarding lpc2106 linker defined file
2004-06-05 by debasishmohapatro
regarding the linker file(lpc2106.ld), i am unable to make it out what exactly the file is for and how it is designed for the need of a LPC processor.can any
Re: interesting info from Atmel /Philips ARM9
2004-06-05 by trick260173
... I ... can ... many ... ... Products ... http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/acrobat/literature/9397/75012509 ... I was talking about
Re: interesting info from Atmel /Philips ARM9
2004-06-04 by exh_rene
Hi Bob, I m aware of the different groups and target markets (different requirements). The flyer indicates ARM9 for 2004(end) and 2005. Although it might be a
Re: LPC210x and Rowley CW
2004-06-04 by leon_heller
... build my own ... and ... GCC, I m ... to ... downloading a hex ... the ... get ... CW/Wiggler ... Have a look at my Wiggler interface:
RE: [lpc2000] LPC210x and Rowley CW
2004-06-04 by Paul Curtis
Milos, One of the problems we ve seen is that parallel port cables are just too long going to the Wiggler. What you can do is just reduce the JTAG frequency
Re: [lpc2000] Re: interesting info from Atmel / STM / Analog devices
2004-06-04 by Igor Janjatovic
... Neuro processor that can be connected to other ARM7 neuro processors using fast and simple serial protocol (I call it NeuroBus) in order to achieve neural
Re: Are the LPC2016 I/O pins 5V tolerant?
2004-06-04 by mjbcswitzerland
Hi Peter They sure are. See data sheet - Static characteristics - Table 9 - Standard Port Pins, RST, RTCK and DBGSEL 0..5.5V, which are basically all pins
RE: [lpc2000] problems with pathfinder
2004-06-04 by Curt Powell
Shane, This happens. In my experience if you restart pathfinder you can usually reflash successfully. In the case that that doesn t work, then unplug/replug
problems with pathfinder
2004-06-04 by shaneprobinson2000
Hi all. I am relatively new to using the philips 2129 and I am having some troubles using the flash program utility that comes with the evaluation version of
Re: Are the LPC2016 I/O pins 5V tolerant?
2004-06-04 by lpc2100_fan
Hello Peter, the short answer is, yes they are. On page 23 of the Data sheet you can find limiting values
Re: interesting info from Atmel /Philips ARM9
2004-06-04 by lpc2100_fan
Rene, the announcement is for the SJA 2020 which is an ARM7 product. Everything else on the flyer is a so called roadmap. Things that can be done if enough
Re: interesting info from Atmel / STM / Analog devi ces
2004-06-04 by tsvetanusunov
... encode DTMF ... applications that ... decoder I ... software) ... DRM or DAB ... to use $10 ARM part to replace $1 DTMF decoder c mon ;) Tsvetan ... PCB
Re: [lpc2000] Re: interesting info from Atmel / STM / Analog devi ces
2004-06-04 by Matthias Weingart
On Fri, Jun 04, 2004 at 12:55:16PM +0200, Larsen, Morten ActeNO wrote: Another idea for a 8 pin ARM: the MSP430 is able to decode and encode DTMF (but timing
Re: [lpc2000] Re: interesting info from Atmel / STM / Analog devices
2004-06-04 by Robert Adsett
... I don t know about 8 but I can see applications for something like 12-16 pins. Sensorless Vector motor control comes to mind (usually considered a DSP
Re: [lpc2000] Re: interesting info from Atmel / STM / Analog devices
2004-06-04 by Matthias Weingart
... Of course programming should be different. Just one pin is enough to load code (internal bootloader working over a one pin bidirectional interface is
RE: [lpc2000] Re: interesting info from Atmel / STM / Analog devices
2004-06-04 by Paul Curtis
Tsvetan, ... 8-pin ARM 7 with serial debug over the /RST line is possible--Atmel have already introduced debugWIRE for then tinyAVR devices, so why not just
Re: [lpc2000] Are the LPC2016 I/O pins 5V tolerant?
2004-06-04 by Leon Heller
... From: Peter Homann To: Sent: Friday, June 04, 2004 10:08 AM Subject: [lpc2000] Are the LPC2016 I/O
Re: interesting info from Atmel / STM / Analog devices
2004-06-04 by tsvetanusunov
... 8-pin ARM7 is joke right? power supply + JTAG port and no GPIO ;) even the LPC2106 seems to have a lot of ports but when you enable JTAG you loose half of
Re: interesting info from Atmel / STM / Analog devices
2004-06-04 by javaguy11111
... devices ... (considering ... Where would an 8 pin ARM7 cpu be useful?
Re: [lpc2000] regarding programming lpc2106
2004-06-04 by Robert Adsett
... What are you using to program with? If GCC there are some examples at http://www.aeolusdevelopment.com (the newlib port layer download has a header file,
Re: [lpc2000] Re: interesting info from Atmel / STM / Analog devi ces
2004-06-04 by Matthias Weingart
... The world goes serial. Well of course a 64pin device is more multipurpose (and sells in larger quantities), so probably no vendor will see a reason to
RE: [lpc2000] Re: interesting info from Atmel / STM / Analog devi ces
2004-06-04 by Larsen, Morten ActeNO
Well, I ll give it a shot myself; super-simple MP3 player! 1) needs at least 128KB internal flash (can t connect to external MMC most likely) 2) needs USB
SV: [lpc2000] Re: interesting info from Atmel / STM / Analog devices
2004-06-04 by Lasse Madsen
RE: [lpc2000] Re: interesting info from Atmel / STM / Analog devices PS,PS: just curious - could you give a Real-Worl example ... Switch mode power supply or
RE: [lpc2000] Re: interesting info from Atmel / STM / Analog devi ces
2004-06-04 by Larsen, Morten ActeNO
Rgd. Atmel AT91 packaging - there s a new selection guide (SAM - Smart ARM Microcontroller ) on the AT91 website (http://at91.com) showing several new, small
regarding programming lpc2106
2004-06-04 by debasishmohapatro
i would like to know whether there is any standard header file present for the processor or we have to write it. if there where can i find it and reagarding a
Are the LPC2016 I/O pins 5V tolerant?
2004-06-04 by Peter Homann
Hi, I am trying to determine whether the I/O pins on the LPC2016 are 5V tolerant when in input mode. Can somebody point me in the right direction. Thanks.
Re: [lpc2000] Re: interesting info from Atmel / STM / Analog devices
2004-06-04 by Matthias Weingart
... I see one difference: Atmel parts are all in big and expensive (considering PCB and soldering) casings (BGA). The smallest Atmel part is in a TQFP100,
Re: interesting info from Atmel
2004-06-04 by exh_rene
... based ... ARM9 has already been announced (by Philips) for the automotive family (2004/2005):
Re: interesting info from Atmel / STM / Analog devices
2004-06-03 by lpc2100_fan
Hi Tsvetan and ? it is a fact that Atmel has done a great job copying Philips devices in the 51-world and adding some additional nice features. Atmel wasa
Re: interesting info from Atmel
2004-06-03 by trick260173
... also a ... Hi tsvetan, I will say that Atmel Watches Philips but Philips watches ATMEL too. After that if you like one or the other you will tell it in the
Re: PWM example?
2004-06-03 by shaneprobinson2000
On the 2129 here is the code that I have written: REG(PWM0_PR)=0x0000; //no prescaler - one cpu clk is one PWM clk REG(PWM0_MCR)=0x0002; //Reset
Re: [lpc2000] Re: interesting info from Atmel
2004-06-03 by Robert Wood
... like Motorola is rumoured to have had for some years.
Re: [lpc2000] Re: interesting info from Atmel
2004-06-03 by Igor Janjatovic
... ARM ... True. ... ...and movies will make books disappear, and computer screen will substitute paper, and because of TV there will be no radio stations
Re: SV: [lpc2000] Re: interesting info from Atmel
2004-06-03 by Charles Manning
It is getting harder to justify non-ARM, but not impossible. There will be many niches left for quite a while. AFAIK The Texas MSP430 devices are better than
SV: [lpc2000] Re: interesting info from Atmel
2004-06-03 by Lasse Madsen
But I have yet to see an ARM with as low as 250uA (yes you read right micro ampere) current draw in active mode like the AVR ATtiny13 ! Find that or better and
Re: [lpc2000] Re: interesting info from Atmel
2004-06-03 by Charles Manning
Every new annoucement seems to strengthen the often-made prediction that ARM is going to be the 8051 of the 2000 s. It is interesting to note that every major
Re: [lpc2000] GDB
2004-06-03 by Charles Manning
... I don t think jtag +flash really works via a gdbstub, but I could be wrong. The jtag EmbeddedICE interface uses special debug registers in the core which,
Re: [lpc2000] Re: where to buy LPC2106
2004-06-01 by Rob Chapman
If you want a really small board with that chip, New Micros has a couple of nice solutions: http://www.newmicros.com Rob
Re: IAR Workbench Newbie
2004-06-01 by leon_heller
... You ll find some examples using the UARTs in the Files area. Leon
Re: [lpc2000] Re: where to buy LPC2106
2004-06-01 by Shannon Holland
... Also, have you talked to Philips? They might be able to supply you with samples. Try calling your regional sales office. Shannon
Re: where to buy LPC2106
2004-06-01 by leon_heller
... I ve supplied quite a few to people in the US. You will get them in under a week. I can accept payment via PayPal. Leon
IAR Workbench Newbie
2004-06-01 by Leighton Rowe
Hello room, I m currently playing aroung the mcb2100 board (lpc2129 chip) using the IAR Embedded Workbench, and I need some serious help. The only things I can
RE: [lpc2000] Re: where to buy LPC2106
2004-06-01 by Robert Adsett
... Gus, can you tolerate less ram? Arrow claims to have 2104 s and 2105 s in stock Robert Freedom has no meaning of itself. There are always
RE: [lpc2000] Re: where to buy LPC2106
2004-06-01 by Paul Curtis
Gus, ... Chill out man, it ll only lead to ulcers. You didn t advertise the requirement that you required a 2106 sourced from the USA. For all I know, Leon