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Re: Assembly call in C

2006-05-17 by derbaier

... If you keep things simple CARM seems to follow APCS close enough. From CARM Compiler User s Guide

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RE: [lpc2000] Re: Assembly call in C

2006-05-17 by Woolsey Matt

Here s the response I got from Keil when I asked that question a while back: Thank you for using Keil Software. Do the Keil ARM tools generate ARM Procedure

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Re: Hello all....

2006-05-17 by not gonna tell ya.....

... pulse to send and return, something i m somewhat familiar with in using hobby ultrasonic transducers. Affordable Ultrasonic equipment is usually limited to

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Re: Assembly call in C

2006-05-17 by brendanmurphy37

... A quick look at the following would seem to indicate Keil does follow the standard: http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/ca/ca_ap_funcparam.htm By the way,

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CERTIFICATION in EMBEDDED SYSTEMS

2006-05-17 by selva kumar

Hello Everyone, This is Selva.Could any one of you help me in getting the details for doing CERTIFICATION in EMBEDDED SYSTEMS.I m very new to this field as a

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Assembly call in C

2006-05-17 by family account

I m also using Rowley. Is it done the same way? Can you give me more detail? I m new to assembly. Thanks, Dewayne ... From: vaneenbergen To:

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Hello all....

2006-05-17 by Onestone

I m going back in time here to a reflectometer system I was involved with from 85 to 89. It used both reflected signal strength and phase shift to measure

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Re: Hello all....

2006-05-16 by brendanmurphy37

They re measuring distances of kms, to an acuracy of 6m (still in the 20ns range in terms of time, though). As I said, a tough enough job using a standard

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Re: Hello all....

2006-05-16 by rtstofer

... I believe the phase shift approach is used to measure distance moved, not absolute position. Laser interferometry (counting interference fringes or

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Re: Hello all....

2006-05-16 by brendanmurphy37

You might want to do some basic sums before you start. Light goes at approximately 300 million metres/second. To measure to an accuracy of a meter would thus

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LPC 21xx JTAG Flash-Tool for Wiggler ?

2006-05-16 by gcopoix

Hello, is there a flashtool to program an LPC214x by Wiggler JTAG clone ? It just needs to program the device, debugging is not relevant. Best would be just a

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Re: Hello all....

2006-05-16 by not gonna tell ya.....

... I m currently in Iraq serving our Great Country. As for mobile robotics most of the time it was something relatively simple. I built a platform using 2

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Hello all....

2006-05-16 by Mukund Deshmukh

... Use Ultrasonic emmiter and detector, the speed of sound is much lower than light. Best Regards, Mukund Deshmukh. Beta Computronics Pvt Ltd 10/1, IT Park,

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Re: Hello all....

2006-05-16 by not gonna tell ya.....

... Yes i could do the sums myself. I guess in retrospect i should have asked if anyone had a favorite board for the 2000 series that might meet my wants.

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Re: [lpc2000] Hello all....

2006-05-16 by jk jlkj

Hi there, It was good to here from a person who is involved in building mobile robots. I hope u dont mind me asking questions, as I am myself interested in

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Re: Hello all....

2006-05-16 by leon_heller

... in ... hands ... couple ... I ve ... for ... faster. ... interfaces ... control, ... enough ... If you know the distance you want to measure, and the speed

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Hello all....

2006-05-16 by not gonna tell ya.....

Newbie here, I just joined to look around for links,files,advice in choosing a new micro. I recently got a little spare time on my hands and decided to break

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Re: [lpc2000] I2S

2006-05-16 by jk jlkj

Thanks Dominic Dominic Rath wrote: Ever heard of google? Anyway, you can get the I2S specs from Philips:

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Re: [lpc2000] LPC214x USB Problem

2006-05-16 by philipp1024@web.de

Oh, I forgot : At the moment I’m using the IAR Development kit and the IAR USB Stack. On the PC side I’m currently using Jungo-Win-Driver but I will also

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LPC214x USB Problem

2006-05-16 by philipp1024@web.de

Hi all, I have a question about isochronous Endpoints with the LPC214X. Because if I implement two endpoints (0x6 for Out and 0x83 for In) I’ am able to sent

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Re: [lpc2000] I2S

2006-05-16 by Dominic Rath

Ever heard of google? Anyway, you can get the I2S specs from Philips: http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/acrobat/various/I2SBUS.pdf It s also documented in

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Re: [lpc2000] I2S

2006-05-16 by jk jlkj

Hey friends, Thanks for the overwhelming response to my query. However, would some one be kind enough to let me know the full form of I2S. Regards, Jerome

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Re: Assembly call in C

2006-05-16 by vaneenbergen

... in ... in gcc (i use rowley) the first 4 arguments are in R0 - R3, the rest will be put on stack (so best keep everything withing 4 arguments). the return

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Re: [lpc2000] Assembly call in C

2006-05-16 by David Hawkins

... Hi Dewayne, Just compile a C-function with the API form you want, eg. int my_function(int val) { return 2*val; } and compile it to assembler, eg. gcc -S

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Assembly call in C

2006-05-16 by heedaf

Could someone please send me a sample of how to call assembly code in C with passing in a variable x and returning a variable y. I have some assembly code

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Re: Example audio player for LPC

2006-05-15 by rtstofer

... I built a project like this last summer: an LPC2106, a CF used as a FAT32 disk drive and a VLSI VS1002d MP3 Decoder IC driving amplified PC speakers. See

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Re: Example audio player for LPC

2006-05-15 by Ed Schlunder

... sounds good, or ... Use a DAC if you can. The sound quality is decent with amplified speakers. With earphones it is less than perfect because there is no

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erase flash memory thru command prompt

2006-05-15 by richa gupta

For erasing the contents of flash memory from the command prompt this is the syntax but what will be value of result unsigned long command[5]; unsigned long

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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.