Yahoo Groups archive
Messages
Page 59 of 329 · 16407 messages matched
2006-02-23 by arrek_x
... linking) ... Could you tell what exactly the error is? I installed gcc-4.0.1. I m not using Cygwin, so while installing I checked option Install Cygwin
2006-02-23 by Guillermo Prandi
My code is clearing the RISR flags at boot time by doing: #define RSIR (*((volatile unsigned char *) 0xE01FC180)) RSIR = 0x0f; After that, the boards still
2006-02-23 by varuzhandanielyan
New questions. Thanks to Bertrik! I checked the P0.23 pin and there was wrong level, because by factory mistake, the R38 and R39 resistors values on my
2006-02-23 by sig5534@hotmail.com
I think the other guys hit the problem. Philips has bugs in the old 1.3 version boot loader. I will try updating the boot loaders tomorrow to 1.52. The info
2006-02-23 by Danish Ali
I think your crystal is faster than most of us use, so you might be in uncharted territory. Is it possible that you re giving the IAP call the wrong value for
2006-02-23 by sig5534
... It says 1.3 I guess that is the problem. I see now that there is a BIG errata info on this whole problem. I just downloaded the stuff on the bootloader
2006-02-23 by Bertrik Sikken
Maybe this helps: In my USB code, I have P0.31 configured as CONNECT and P0.23 as VBUS sense. With that configuration I found that P0.31 can only become active
2006-02-23 by gvnn77
... Source code is: void vPortPreemptiveTick( void ) { #if portPRESCALE_VALUE != 0 #define L_COMPAREMATCH (configCPU_CLOCK_HZ / configTICK_RATE_HZ) /
2006-02-23 by varuzhandanielyan
Nothing helps. I am going step-by-step using ULINK and watching the P0.31 state by scope. If I configure P0.31 as output, I can easily set it to 0 or 1, but
2006-02-23 by Leon Heller
... From: Shiraj To: Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2006 5:19 AM Subject: [lpc2000] Trouble with the flash
2006-02-23 by Leon Heller
... From: sig5534 To: Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2006 4:56 AM Subject: [lpc2000] IAP throwing Undefined
2006-02-23 by brendanmurphy37
... address ... of ... parts that ... observations ... Jaya, Can you indicate how this IAP problem effects the boot loader? I m not refuting what you say: all
2006-02-23 by lpc2100
Jayasooriah, I hope you don t mind me asking for proof. Please backup the following statement of yours with solid evidence i.e. code example You claim I
2006-02-23 by Shiraj
Hi, I am trying to load my code into the flash of my LPC-E2294 board using the Phillips LPC2000 flash utility. I am using 9600 baud rate, XTAL freq 60, device
2006-02-23 by Mukund Deshmukh
... Can you explain how to integrate gcc-4.0.1 with keil? I tried but uVision3 generates error like object file not found. Best Regards, Mukund Deshmukh. Beta
2006-02-23 by sig5534
CPU: LPC2104 Compiler: GCCARM This is a really strange problem. I am using IAP on some of my internal routines, my code was basically done for sometime now.
2006-02-23 by jayasooriah
... Whether you use JTAG or ISP, all programming of the on-chip flash is normally via IAP calls encapsulated in the boot loader. The boot loader update from
2006-02-23 by Bruce Paterson
... I must admit to being confused by this one. I would have thought for serial upgrading to work, Philips has to include flash routines somewhere
2006-02-23 by philips_apps
Hello Guille, In case of a watchdog triggered reset, P0.14 pin is ignored by the bootloader and the valid user application is executed. If valid user
2006-02-23 by Paul Curtis
Jaya, ... That isn t the issue under discussion. ... The protection offered by the SAM7S isn t safe as you suggest--the flash programming registers are still
2006-02-23 by Jayasooriah
Peter, I am happy to accept your taunt ... --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, Peter Jakacki wrote: Please tell us if this is for real. Are they
2006-02-23 by lpc2100_fan
Steve, there is a simple reason why most 8-bit micros do not require the frequency in the programming call. They have internal oscillators with fixed
2006-02-23 by Jerry [Signum]
Hello, For what it s worth, the TMS320F28xx and F240x DSP devices with flash also require that you pass the clock frequency and PLL setting to the flash
2006-02-23 by Jayasooriah
Paul, The AT91SAM7A3 very different to LPC I am afraid: 1/ The AT91SAM7A3 has memory protection while LPC has none. 2/ Flash programming is protected in
2006-02-23 by philips_apps
Hello dodge1955, Could you please send the sample code (complete project with binary) which caused this behavior. Are you enabling the watchdog? In case of
2006-02-22 by Robert Adsett
... You ve just run across a narrower range of micros. The ST10F168 with it s STEAK ISP algorithm takes clock speed as a parameter to its commands and
2006-02-22 by Paul Curtis
Hi, ... Actually, the MSP430 *does* require that you program up the flash timing generator in order ro correctly clock the flash state machine--it s just you
2006-02-22 by Peter Jakacki
... (Paul beat me to this reply) AT29x1024 is a AT-29C1024 Flash memory chip. AM29x800 is a 29F800 1M Flash memory as well. These indeed have feed sequences
2006-02-22 by Robert Adsett
... You re missing the smiley. Unless of course you expect Philips to either restrict the devices to a single crystal frequency (as Analog Devices did, but is
2006-02-22 by Jayasooriah
Hi Paul, I am quite sure you had your tongue firmly in your cheeks when you asked Are you serious? Without Philips coming to the party, I see little point
2006-02-22 by Steve Franks
... Call me naive, but I ve never experienced another uC that had obvious internal timing dependant parameters . Neither Avr, Msp, or Pic ask for a crystal
2006-02-22 by Jayasooriah
Hi Robert, Making the flash timing parameters compile time constants will resolve this issue quite nicely given the we know what the crystal frequency is and
2006-02-22 by Paul Curtis
Jaya, ... Are you serious? How on earth would that ever work? Philips have no idea what frequency the customer will choose for a crystal, so how can they use
2006-02-22 by Paul Curtis
Jaya, ... These are not processors! These are flash devices! I askes about ARMs with *integrated flash*. The LPC2000 is no different to the SAM7 to the
2006-02-22 by Jayasooriah
Brendan, The Errata sheet for 2292 (please read the full text in the original document): Due to a timing problem in the interface between the Flash block
2006-02-22 by Bertrik Sikken
Hi all, I started a project on sourceforge for an open-source (LGPL) USB stack for the USB controller in LPC214x microcontrollers, see
2006-02-22 by Jayasooriah
Paul, I am not if your line of questions will lead to something useful, but let me try to explain why what I said is relevant to the very real problems
2006-02-22 by Thiago Takehara
On options for target , guide assembler , box Misc Controls , type -mno-fpu . This setting will set this option for ALL your assembly files on your
2006-02-22 by kristianstad2001
... Steve, You will not get any useful information until you sign a NDA (Non Discolsure Agreement) with Philips. If your expected volumes are low you will be
2006-02-22 by arrek_x
uuups, uV3 simply provides possibility to add misc controls to parameters list. One again thank you for help!
2006-02-22 by Steve Franks
Anyone find info on the BGW200 on philips site? All I can find is news-release garbage. Is it still in pre-production? Steve
2006-02-22 by Bryce Schober
Does anyone here have any idea why I get multiple warnings like: warning: (Internal error: pc 0x0 in read in psymtab, but not in symtab.) in arm-elf-gdb when I
2006-02-22 by Dominic Rath
Hello, just a guess, as I don t know what help Crossworks offers in that regard, but did you initialize the external memory controller (BCFG1) with the
2006-02-22 by nagarkarajay
Hello, I got a new Phytec LPC2294 board for a project and started playing with it. This is what I am using: IDE - Crossworks Olimex ARm JTAG (Macraigor wiggler
2006-02-22 by Richard
Let s hope that these types of discussions does not result in Philips Apps. (Robert) leaving the forum. Their involvement is quite unique and it is a foolish
2006-02-22 by Thiago Takehara
try to pass the -mno-fpu parameter to your assembler (if you don´t have a FPU). ... From: arrek_x To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, February 22,
2006-02-22 by lpc2100_fan
Hi, if you don t want to use a battery backup, you can leave Vbat open but don t short it to V18. IMHO the PLCC44 does not connect the second V18, next to Vbat
2006-02-22 by Robert Adsett
... How else do you propose they determine the frequency in order to set internal timing dependent parameters? Robert Freedom has no meaning of itself.
2006-02-22 by Joel Winarske
... Perhaps you might post your port so someone might take a look at it? This problem is not an issue in the IAR port.
2006-02-22 by arrek_x
Hi, I ve changed my gcc compiler form gcc-3.3.1 to gnuarm s gcc-4.0.1. While integrating with Keil s uVision3 IDE I m getting (while linking) above mentioned