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Re: [lpc2000] Something different...

2006-03-28 by bkmohlman@jlg.com

Hello, Has anyone looked at the CodeSourcery compiler for ARM??? They are claiming support for the thumb-2 instructions. Any other gnu stuff supporting Thumb

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Re: Free Forth for LPC2xxx

2006-03-28 by rtstofer

... It seems to me that it doesn t parse the input for the first constant much less get to the point of doing the addition. So, I ordered a couple of books...

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Re: Free Forth for LPC2xxx

2006-03-28 by rtstofer

... Is floating point actually included? The example in section 13.7 of the manual comes back as undefined: 1.234 FCONSTANT CON1 is undefined 1.234 FCONSTANT

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Re: Free Forth for LPC2xxx

2006-03-28 by rtstofer

... Running on Olimex LPC2106 Prototyping Board http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=269 Next step Olimex LPC2106 Header Board

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Free Forth for LPC2xxx

2006-03-28 by Stephen Pelc

With the rising interest in Forth, we have decided to make a demo system for Philips LPC2xxx CPUs. I had a couple of hours spare today, so a first cut is now

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No debug info in assembler file

2006-03-28 by dave_baker_100

Hi, I m assembling startup.s using GNU AS as part of a C program and want to have debug info in startup.o I ve tried -gdwarf2 but the debugger doesn t find any

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Re: [lpc2000] ARM halfword bugs?

2006-03-28 by Peter Jakacki

Hi Paul, The buffer is 64 bytes and it is not spilling over. It employs a simple wraparound and normally I would put some error handling around this but it is

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RE: [lpc2000] ARM halfword bugs?

2006-03-28 by Paul Curtis

How big is your buffer? To be specific, what value does kbbufsz have? -- Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd http://www.rowley.co.uk CrossWorks for ARM,

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ARM halfword bugs?

2006-03-28 by Peter Jakacki

I came across a glitch in my PS/2 keyboard code where every 11th keystroke my system would experience some sort of corruption. I checked the code and I checked

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Re: [lpc2000] contiiki for LPC

2006-03-28 by Tennessee Carmel-Veilleux

... On the Contiki OS webpage, you can find the port for the GBA (GameBoy Advance). The GBA is powered by an ARM7TDMI-based System-On-Chip. It seems that very

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RE: [lpc2000] Re: contiiki for LPC

2006-03-28 by Joel Winarske

... You ve identified two excercises: 1. Port an IP stack - Contiki has the most current uIP source. 2. Port an RTOS - There s currently a port of FreeRTOS

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Re: [lpc2000] Something different...

2006-03-27 by Richard

So finally writing a new Thumb-2 compiler eh? ... // richard (This email is for mailing lists. To reach me directly, please use richard at imagecraft.com)

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Re: IAR USB stack

2006-03-27 by philips_apps

It s under: http://www.iar.com Under downloads/Code Examples/ARM/Philips/ Philips App ... part of the

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IAR USB stack

2006-03-27 by nic@weartronics.com

Dear Joel, Re: your comment In comparison the IAR USB stack is clean. I didn t realise there was an IAR USB stack available! Is it a part of the LPC2148

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Re: contiiki for LPC

2006-03-27 by ee_gary

Why contiki over something like freeRTOS or uCLinux? No intention of derailing the thread, just curious. Gary ... based board ... also for ... FreeRTOS.

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Re: [lpc2000] contiiki for LPC

2006-03-27 by Ake Hedman, eurosource

... GCC A little reluctant at the moment if I should go for Contiki or FreeRTOS. But it will probably be Contiki. /Ake -- ... Ake Hedman (YAP - Yet Another

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Re: [lpc2000] {To TomW} GCC-Bug in IRQs

2006-03-27 by David Hawkins

Hi Clemens, ... With the assembler coded stub in place, the functions loaded into the VIC are standard C functions. The code requires no attributes anywhere.

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Daisy chain JTAGs

2006-03-27 by Tom Walsh

I am experiencing some problems with chaining an LPC2138 and LPC2106 on JTAG. The BDI2000 intermittantly has trouble synchronizing the chain and takes several

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Re: Something different...

2006-03-27 by lpc2100_fan

Very interesting in deed, some thoughts; - the 20 MHz might be artificial because I saw presentations from ARM talking about 100 MHz for the Cortex M3 - the

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Re: Something different...

2006-03-27 by rtstofer

... code ... might be ... I just grabbed the datasheets from the site. I like the form factor; t will be much easier to hand solder. Sure, it has less pins

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LPC2214 I2C repeated start problem

2006-03-27 by George M. Gallant, Jr.

I have added a LPC2214 to and existing system that consists of 3 pic18f252 s and an i2c compass. The LPC2214 is always the master and basic communications are

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CodeSourcery GCC port

2006-03-27 by bkmohlman@jlg.com

Hello All, Has anyone used the CodeSourcery version of GCC compiler for ARM??? Any advantages, pitfalls, etc???? These guys also ported a version for Freescale

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Re: [lpc2000] Something different...

2006-03-27 by Peter Jakacki

Very interesting although the datasheet links aren t working yet. I can t see any advantage to using it over the LPC2101 even though it would be more I/O

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contiiki for LPC

2006-03-27 by Ake Hedman, eurosource

Hi All, I am planning to start to port Contiki (http://www.sics.se/~adam/contiki/) for use on this LPC2129 based board

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