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Embedded printf/sprintf

2006-04-04 by Jim Parziale

Hi all - A couple days ago someone had asked for a small version of printf/sprintf for embedded systems. I uploaded the file rprintf.c to the files section.

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New file uploaded to lpc2000

2006-04-04 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 : /rprintf.c

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Re: 1x PLL or turn it off?

2006-04-04 by unity0724

... Umm... Somehow I thought of PLL/VCO with low pass filter might: - Reject any noise, glitch, short pulses on the oscillator (e.g., there might be a

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Re: Do not over-feed the Watchdog (?)

2006-04-04 by Danish Ali

... Hi Tom, Good point, particularly as I hadn t included any source code let alone the resulting assembly code. When you view my watchdog feed routine, note

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Re: [lpc2000] SPRINTF??

2006-04-04 by Boris Králik

I don t link stdio.h, I use only printf/sprintf source code from menie.com and it work correctly. If you want, you can to download from my website, project

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Re: [lpc2000] Exception Handling

2006-04-04 by Sten

... Hello, one week ago we had a discussion about correct code generation using gcc in conjunction with __attribute__((interrupt( IRQ ))). See message #14601.

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Couple of newbie questions (LPC2294)

2006-04-04 by flocheckv10

Hi, I recently bought the IAR kickstart kit for LPC2294 (came with a phytec board, PCM023 header + HD200). I hope someone can help me answer these questions..

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After copying code from Flash to RAM?

2006-04-04 by volunteer_sysu

I am writing a bootloader a development kit based on LPC2210. I want to copy the code from Flash to RAM, which is asynchronic CellularRAM---- MT45W2Mx16P, will

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Re: [lpc2000] a matter of taste?

2006-04-04 by 42Bastian Schick

... ^ superfluous ... With the little extension I totally agree. But this is kind of religous war between those who use USENET and email since the beginning

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Re: assembler arm vs. gas

2006-04-04 by Eric Engler

... I think that d be the easiest way of making an open source assembler that uses standard Arm syntax. But you d have to know both the gas and Arm syntax

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Re: [lpc2000] 1x PLL or turn it off?

2006-04-04 by Robert Adsett

... The PLL almost certainly can t be more reliable than the oscillator since it uses the oscillator as an input. I d just use the oscillator and leave the PLL

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1x PLL or turn it off?

2006-04-04 by unity0724

Some opinions needed: If I m running CPU clock at 18MHz with an external 18MHz crystal, which is more reliable (over full temperature/voltage range): - Switch

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Re: Programming without the RS232 cable

2006-04-04 by lpc2100_fan

Depends on your device. In the LPC2138/LPC2148 the top I think 12k are reserved for that, if you are using the LPC2103, no sweat, it is in a ROM outside the

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Programming without the RS232 cable

2006-04-03 by ah_sandiego

I have a Trace32 JTAG programmer. I want to program my board with this (using an elf file). I however don t want to erase the built in RS232 serial port

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new LPC2103 board bootloader problem

2006-04-03 by Richard Wimmer

Hello, A new and blank LPC2103 chip is on my new board. I use the IAR with the jLink debugger. For the bootloader I used the given example IAR_LPC210xRomMon. I

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Exception Handling

2006-04-03 by gtechnzltd

Hi there, Any advice on exception handling. Do you think this is the best using the GCC tools. 1: Define the exception handles and functions in main, EG:

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Re: assembler arm vs. gas

2006-04-03 by Steve Franks

... I m really a bit naive here, no doubt, but couldn t one make the preprocessor run on a .S file (probably it already does)? Then we could macro in the

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Re: SPRINTF??

2006-04-03 by yugandhar_vasi

To use those functions, malloc has to work, Check if you have proper implementation of brk, sbrk to adjust the pointer to allocate memory. You can just have

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Re: Question for Philips_apps

2006-04-03 by Joerg Schulze-Clewing

Hello Dave, ... Again, I don t know the LPC2214 but 3nsec is possibly all it can do. Usually the output devices in a CMOS chip are similar so I don t quite get

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Do not over-feed the Watchdog (?)

2006-04-03 by Danish Ali

Can someone point me to a definitive / application reference for the Watchdog circuit used in the LPC2xxx - )one that is better than the user manual for

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Re: Question for Philips_apps

2006-04-03 by dave_baker_100

Joerg Thanks for the suggestions. Using a very short ground probe I ve got an improved waveform 2.5V pk- pk but asymmetrical, where the fall time is approx 3ns

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SPRINTF??

2006-04-03 by ah_sandiego

I want to use SPRINTF in my program. I included and and it didn t work. I am using GCC tools. Any suggestions? Thanks, AH

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Re: Question for Philips_apps

2006-04-03 by Joerg Schulze-Clewing

Hello Dave, ... 10pF represents around 270ohms at that frequency. I am not familiar with the LPC2214 but that doesn t seem like much of a load for a uC. Are

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Re: [lpc2000] RTC day of week

2006-04-03 by Tom Walsh

... Correct, you are responsible for setting DOW and DOY. This is a good reason to use newlib, it has those calculations built into the mktime() functions.

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Question for Philips_apps

2006-04-03 by dave_baker_100

Hi, I m using a LPC2214 & have connected the XCLK pin to a single input of another IC which needs to be sync d with the CPU. I m driving XCLK at 59MHz and I m

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Re: [lpc2000] RTC day of week

2006-04-03 by Robert Bacs

Yes, the DOW counter it s only a modulo 7 counter, so you need to calculate this value prior writing to this register (same DOM and DOY). Regards, Boby ...

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Re: [lpc2000] RTC day of week

2006-04-03 by Jim Parziale

Yes - you need to set it in software. The hardware does not do that calculation. -- Jim Parziale nuncio.bitis@gmail.com Malden, MA ... [Non-text portions of

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RTC day of week

2006-04-03 by dave_albert

The RTC day-of-week (DOW) register does not appear to automatically reflect the correct day of the week based on a correctly set month, day-of-month, year in

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RE: [lpc2000] eclipse error

2006-04-03 by Ed Koffeman

Hi, Wade. Search your hard drive for all instances of that dll, and delete or rename all but the one in c: cygwin bin. I added an x to the name e.g.

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Move to quarantaine

This moves the raw source file on disk only. The archive index is not changed automatically, so you still need to run a manual refresh afterward.