Re: [lpc2000] Which tools for ecos and LPC210x?
2004-02-23 by Jean-Rene David
... eCos has not been ported to the lpc2000 family at all, for any eval board. I m working on a port as we speak. Can t tell you when it ll be done. ... eCos
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2004-02-23 by Jean-Rene David
... eCos has not been ported to the lpc2000 family at all, for any eval board. I m working on a port as we speak. Can t tell you when it ll be done. ... eCos
2004-02-22 by Ben Dooks
... I remember when I was lucky to have an ARM2 in my Acorn A3000! (those where the days, a man, his machine, and only a copy of BBC BASIC Assemler
2004-02-22 by Bill Knight
The kernel of a preemptive RTOS might want to. Bill On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 14:32:55 -0500, Robert Adsett wrote: ... I just had a chance to read the app note (I
2004-02-22 by Robert Adsett
... hmm, I don t yet see where that would be useful in a task switch but maybe it can happen as a side effect. I ve got a thread to worry at anyway. Atmel
2004-02-22 by David Willmore
... I wouldn t expect the same kinds of optimizations on uCs that you may see on larger systems. IBMs xcc for the POWER arch does a lot of bizarre stuff to
2004-02-22 by David Willmore
... What a tangled web we weave when first we practice *edit* to write system code. All I can say in my defence is take a look at the Linux kernel code and
2004-02-22 by Robert Adsett
... That triggers a thought. There is a writeback cache on the LPC. It s only a single entry and I thought it was only for the SRAM but maybe it s more
2004-02-22 by microbit
Hi John, ... Because of the confusion reigning, I m trying it alternating between HI-TECH C and also on CrossWorks for ARM. I m not proficient with the actual
2004-02-22 by J.C. Wren
Kris, Instead of stepping around, why not use objdump on the elf file to produce an assembly listing, and take a look at the ordering? objdump -dSt foo
2004-02-22 by microbit
Hi all, Well, here e some feedback to this bizarre issue. Everything was already volatile, except for the local temp variable. ... Declaring temp volatile
2004-02-22 by J.C. Wren
... [snip] You re right about the context of the processor status save. The only reason I can think of for modifying the PSW like that would be in a task
2004-02-22 by Robert Adsett
... That I can understand (I ve done it myself), but even in that case you don t modify the status register of the process you are interrupting but only your
2004-02-22 by microbit
Hi David, I was certainly used to fairly aggressive and neat opts with IAR, but I ve never seen it change the sequence of things, that seems a bit rich. Mind
2004-02-22 by J.C. Wren
... It s a common method of creating interrupt prioritization. If you have a slow interrupt routine, or something more critical, it s common to re-enable
2004-02-22 by J.C. Wren
... If write_to_reg is a function, GCC will in NO WAY change the ordering. If they are macros, then unless the person who wrote the headers is a complete
2004-02-22 by Robert Adsett
... I just had a chance to read the app note (I presume this is the one http://www.atmel.com/dyn/resources/prod_documents/DOC1156.PDF) and it appears to be
2004-02-22 by Robert Adsett
... ... Thanks for the pointer. Robert Freedom has no meaning of itself. There are always restrictions, be they legal, genetic, or physical. If
2004-02-22 by Robert Adsett
... GCC is more prone to this than other compilers I ve worked with. Most of them seem to take the approach of no re-ordering unless provably beneficial
2004-02-22 by David Willmore
... barrier() is just a family of constructs which, like volatile, tell the compiler what it s allowed to move around and what it s not. Consider the
2004-02-22 by microbit
Hi Bill (Wiese), ... I read your post with great interest, and as you can tell I m quite new to ARM. It seems sign of the times is that we can expect single
2004-02-22 by Bill Wiese
Hi Brian... ... Yeah, I know. A patent is really just the right to sue . And if you let something slide by not defending it (because of time or financial
2004-02-22 by microbit
Hi David, ... I m not too familiar with GNU (I presume barrier() is GNU). Whta s a barrier() statement. Forgive me if I convey dumb or lazy. I _do_ want to
2004-02-22 by David Willmore
... temp = (tx_head+1)%RS232_SIZE; ... I d second this. I see nothing in here to stop a compiler from moving stuff around to it s hearts content. You might
2004-02-22 by microbit
... Hi Bill et al, In light of the previous revelations, I tried what I described before. Does anyone know what is going on here ? Outputting a character into
2004-02-22 by microbit
I haven t had any problems at all with the direct write. The weirdest things were happening though with the masking. For example, comm_tx[tx_head++]=ch; would
2004-02-22 by Bill Knight
On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 11:18:03 -0500, J.C. Wren wrote: ... [snip] Why should the direct write cause this problem? The issue with read-modify-write makes perfect
2004-02-22 by microbit
Hi Bill, I wouldn t want to attempt to work around the problenm with the default handler. More that I would want it to invoke a very specific prompt, so I know
2004-02-22 by microbit
Thanks Bill, I ll certainly keep that one in mind, because I ll be porting a mini_OS, loosely based on Oleg Skidan s SOS, which I ported to CrossWorks for
2004-02-22 by J.C. Wren
... [snip] Why should the direct write cause this problem? The issue with read-modify-write makes perfect sense, but the write should be an atomic operation.
2004-02-22 by Bill Knight
I don t think using the default handler to mask the problem is the answer. You might however, use it to inform the user &/or yourself of an internal error so
2004-02-22 by Bill Knight
Version 2 of the UART, Blinky LED codeis now posted. I went ahead and protected the code which re-enables the uart interrupt in addition to when it is
2004-02-22 by microbit
Hi Bill, Thanks for the prompt response. This has actually been my main problem. It s not my style when I develop to just change my SW, and go oh, yeah,
2004-02-22 by Bill Knight
Kris Thanks for spotting this. It s the old spurious interrupt problem. The fix is to disable global interrupts around the first read-modify-write
2004-02-22 by microbit
... is asserted ? ... Thinking about this again, I presume that the bit # in VicRawIntr corresponds to the VIC Slot # ? That would mean that ARM Core, Embedded
2004-02-22 by microbit
Hi all, This s a hairy one - ARM Gurus, please read this !!! (Bill, this will cause a problem in your UART package too, since you set VicDefVectAddr to the
2004-02-22 by Leon Heller
... From: gokbektas To: Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2004 10:41 AM Subject: [lpc2000] Wiggler Protel Files ...
2004-02-22 by gokbektas
Is this compatible with LPC210x? http://www.wearable.ethz.ch/fileadmin/edu/projects/ws01/wearpos/hardware.html Where can I find protel files for a compatible
2004-02-22 by gokbektas
Is it possible to start/learn ECOS developement with IAR EWARM 3.40a / CrossWorks or Keil? Does they support ECOS? I am new to embedded OS and looking for a
2004-02-22 by redsp@yahoo.com
... If I understand how this will work, field upgrades will be impossible? It seems very risky to me to blow away a working version of a program before loading
2004-02-21 by microbit
Hi Igor, A speech recognition solution that worked out well (you probably know them) was using Neural Network in an 8 bit, low current. (Speaker
2004-02-21 by Igor Janjatovic
Hi Kris, You probably won t believe me but for this project I checked every ARM7 solution that exists on this planet :) Data Sheets, Application Notes, User
2004-02-21 by microbit
Paul s right. What he means is that if you start up your terminal SW while the serial data is being output from the LPC, it will interpret the first high- low
2004-02-21 by Paul Curtis
I assume that the serial data is being sent at full rate, so it appears as a synchronous stream. In this case, with no pauses, it s possible for the UART to
2004-02-21 by Leon Heller
... From: To: Sent: Saturday, February 21, 2004 8:09 PM Subject: [lpc2000] Jtag adapter and 40pin module
2004-02-21 by peter.kuhar@guest.arnes.si
Hello, Which software can be used with jtag adapter in files section on yahoo? Is it posible to get files for making(pdf,ps or gerber) the 40pin module whos
2004-02-21 by gokbektas
It works fine, but if I close serial port and re-connect with PC without making anything on LPC, weird data appears at PC. If I reset LPC, it turns to normal.
2004-02-21 by Leon Heller
... From: vrrraju To: Sent: Saturday, February 21, 2004 3:36 PM Subject: [lpc2000] Specifications for 38 pin
2004-02-21 by Robert Adsett
... You want to do something like this ? void Startup( void) { SetupVICentry( InterruptRoutine, InterruptEntry); } Where InterruptRoutine is your wrapper. And
2004-02-21 by James Dabbs
... I used one recently and it worked great. However, they have no internal FLASH, and no serial boot capability, so designs using these parts are generally
2004-02-21 by vrrraju
Dear Friends, I am designing a board for LPC2106 which I want to have provision for ETM trace and secondary JTAG. I want to have a 38-pin Mictor connector for