... I've got a softec kit that I won from the Freegeeks contest. It comes with a licensed CodeWarrior. It's a prerelease sort of evaluation version so I don't...
Just a quick note to tell people that some of us are starting work on making a port of gcc to handle the XGATE processor used in the 9S12X. Preliminary...
I don't think that version of the compiler will generate any XGATE code. There is a blurb about having to contact CodeWarrior to enable additional features. I...
... All the more reason to upgrade GCC ;-) I always say, those who like to think, sure have a lot of fun doing it. So for those who don't like to think, hope...
Unless your goverment or some big company, you probably can't afford this.. So well see.. If some gets going on this and needs help.. I got some free time on...
I can put up some time, hasn't been very busy around here.. I may not have any S12X stuff for a bit though.. ... -- Peter Fetterer KB3GTN The force is like...
You won't need S12X hardware for a while. First step is to get gas generating XGATE machine code, then we will move onto gcc for XGATE. Has anyone here ever...
OK, here we are. Now what ? copy the m68hc11-opc.c and m68hc11-dis.c to XGATE-opc.c and XGATE-dis.c and start editing ? -- Kim Lux, Diesel Research Inc....
sounds like the right path to me.. ... -- Peter Fetterer KB3GTN The force is like duct tape. It has a light side and a darkside and binds the universe...
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Hi everybody, I'm a plain HC12's newbie (althougn a middle skilled hc11 programmer) and looking for HC12 hardware tools for rapid prototyping developing. Are...
... MicroBDM's tools are. I've written a buggy stub for gdb. Mark Whitas wrote another one. Check this forum for a post by me on building Mark's tool via a...
and while we are on this BDM subject.. Anyone know anything about the P&E USB bdm? I have one, and would like to get it working in linux.. right now I am stuck...
... Personally I'd avoid P&E. Their pods are proprietary, and while they have some nice features (wide voltage and clock speeds) they seem pretty easy to blow...
yeah.. the P&E pod is propriary as crap.. I havn't blown any up yet.. and I wonder how you managed that.. (tring to program 120V or something :-P ) The P&E usb...
Post this on the 68hc12 yahoo group. There are some Freescale/MetroWerks/SofTecMicro people hanging out there. They need to hear that. ... -- Kim Lux,...
... heh, there are 'issues' with hot plugging HCS12's - we have blown up a few by unplugging the card they are mounted on (which wasn't a problem with HC12s). ...
... Hmm I thought this was a HC11/12 group not just HC11. I'll subscribe to the HC12 one too. -- Daniel O'Connor software and network engineer for Genesis...
Guys, We have developed an open source BDM cable that works with CW and GDB under Linux, you can download everything at freegeeks and build it for $10. Jim ...
... Kate, did you get anywhere with this? As I don't like to use Windows for my projects, I'm looking for something that is open enough to use with MacOSX or...
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... Marek Duch designed bdm pod, which is compatible with Kevin Ross' pod serial protocol: http://ww.duch.cz/podex/index.en.html This pod is not fast enough...
I have a problem with the serial output from 'printf' periodically stalling then resuming. I have an asm sci routine for the 9SE128 sci0, and replaced the...
Hi All This may seem a bit off topic - which it is as well - but I think that some of you may be able to help. I did expressly join a reasonably active looking...
... [snip some good details] One possibility that comes to mind is... the routine that the printf(...) chain likes to use uses interrupts, and you are not ...