Which tools for ecos and LPC210x?
2004-02-22 by gokbektas
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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 comfortable way to start/learn under Win32 or with Cygwin...Is there an article about this?Regars.
2004-02-23 by Jean-Rene David
* gokbektas <gokbektas@...>: > Is it possible to start/learn ECOS developement > with IAR EWARM 3.40a / CrossWorks or Keil? Does > they support ECOS? 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. > I am new to embedded OS and looking for a > comfortable way to start/learn under Win32 or > with Cygwin... Is there an article about this? eCos has lots of documentation. Porting is documented as well as all the innards of the OS. Don't know if it'll be "comfortable" though...
2004-02-23 by Hugh O'Keeffe
Hi, eCOS is developed using GNU Compiler tools as used by Ashling, Keil and Rowley. IAR have their own proprietary compiler, hence, not sure how easy it is to get eCOS working with this. For your benefit, here are some eCOS links: Anthony Massa' s book "Embedded Software Development with eCOS". It's worth buying a hardcopy, however, a PDF version is available at: http://www.informit.com/content/downloads/perens/0130354732.pdf Anthony's homepage for the book is at: http://authors.phptr.com/massa/ Other useful eCOS online references are: http://www.ecoscentric.com/index.shtml http://sources.redhat.com/ecos/ Have you considered Ashling for LPC2000 tools ? See the below link for details or contact me. We have a port of eCOS up and running with our LPC2000 evaluation boards (EVBA7) Hugh @ http://www.ashling.com/support/lpc2100/
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2004-02-24 by capiman@t-online.de
Hello Jean-Rene,
I disagree with your sentence, that ecos was not ported to LPC2000-Family.
Have a look at (you can find this email also in a previous email on Januara
24, 2004)
http://bugs.ecos.sourceware.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1000068
Regards,
Martin
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jean-Rene David" <jrdavid@...> To: <lpc2000@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 1:00 AM Subject: Re: [lpc2000] Which tools for ecos and LPC210x? > * gokbektas <gokbektas@...>: > > Is it possible to start/learn ECOS developement > > with IAR EWARM 3.40a / CrossWorks or Keil? Does > > they support ECOS? > > 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. > > > I am new to embedded OS and looking for a > > comfortable way to start/learn under Win32 or > > with Cygwin... Is there an article about this? > > eCos has lots of documentation. Porting is > documented as well as all the innards of the OS. > Don't know if it'll be "comfortable" though... > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > >
2004-02-24 by Jean-Rene David
* capiman@... <capiman@...>: > I disagree with your sentence, that ecos was not > ported to LPC2000-Family. Have a look at (you > can find this email also in a previous email on > Januara 24, 2004) You're right. I should have said "has not yet been *officially* ported." I'm actually working off that port you pointed to. It compiles with errors on my end so I figured it's still very preliminary. Someone else on this list said they had ported eCos to an Ashling board, proving me wrong once again. I haven't seen that port in the source tree though.