Hi guys! It's about the GEL library again! Anyway, I somehow used the eric engler's method for "make"ing (rebuilding) the GEL libraries, and with some...
Hi Guys!! Finally figured it out, but my new problem is that I am not getting the "Hello world" I was supposed to get. Does anyone know how to do this? Sorry...
... What was the problem, and what was the solution? If you tell us, the pair will be backed up in the mail archives for many years :) I couldn't figure GEL...
Hi Triffid, Here's a short account of my dealings with the GEL libraries: I have an XP machine, on which I installed the hc1x compiler and tools, plus Eric...
... all my work is freely available at http://hc11-ide.funkmunch.net/ and the second news posting has links to the dirs where I regularly backup my work to. ...
Hi Triffid! Thanks for the reply, I went to your website, I browsed everything, but I couldn't locate anything like the GEL libraries. Anyway, If you are...
... I have logs of several people going through a fair portion of my libraries from that message, maybe you simply don't recognise a build directory when you...
Hi Triffid! Sorry, I saw those libraries for sure, but what I was looking for was standard libraries functions along the lines of "priintf()", "fprintf()", .. ...
Hi guys, As I mentioned already, I have been successful in REBUILDING and USING these darn libraries under Windows XP, I made a very simple program that...
You just have to set up the config files for a 9s12 processor instead of an hc11. They have an example of one for an Axiom board, and that's the one I used...
... Handy boards are cool, and your robot pics look great. Fred Martin was always a hero of mine. What's he doing lately - is he retired from MIT? Eric...
Hi Eric! I actually did follow all of the stpes you listed VERBATIM, I was able to rebuild the GEL libraries, but now, all I have is code that is specific to...
Hi guys! For the last time (hopefully), I figured out almost everything, but I need one last bit of information before I put this GEL business to rest. Anyway,...
... Thought: perhaps you wouldn't know what you need to do. I haven't heard of others having success with S12 and GEL. The obvious problem I've seen is that...
said jello, ... Yes there is a way to "build a project with the GEL libraries under the EGNU, and still specify the type of processor", but didn't you just say...
... This is consistent with my experience. At first it seemed like a great idea to have a portable library that includes support for a lot of common on-chip...
I am trying to get a CDT project defined in eclipse 3.2 to build hc11 C programs. I am attempting to generate the robot sample from the handylib-1.1 example...
Hi guys, A simple question now, does printf() of the GEL libraries allow floating point values to be displayed? The reason I am asking this is that I tried...
... in case that you have cygwin binaries: maybe try /cygdrive/c/usr/handylib-1.1/lib Bjoern....
Björn Haase
bjoern.m.haase@...
Sep 11, 2006 6:17 am
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Hello I am working on Card S12, with microcontroller MC9S12DP512. It has internal Analog To Digital converter. It is 8 channel 10 bit adc and has 8 16 bit...
Thanks, that turned out to be the GNU syntax for library references, the lib prefix and .a suffix are assumed. -lhb means use (lib)hb(.a). I was kind of...
... _start is the name of the code's entry point. The address of this symbol is used for the S9 entry generated by objcopy -O srec. The symbol used for this...
... The answer is probably quite simpler than you'd think. GEL is special libs for the small memory footprint of these MCU (sometimes only 16K program space...
... Hi. This is not really the appropriate forum for these questions. You really should be asking in a hardware related forum. This forum is for discussion of...
Mike McCarty
Mike.McCarty@...
Sep 11, 2006 3:24 pm
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... Also you could ask at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/68HC12/messages A short answer: 1. I use left justified readings because although the A/D result is ...
Hi Jefferson, Thanks for the reply, I will surely try it very soon, now Your answer begs another question: Can you use the printf() that came with the libc...