Hello OST, from your mail it is not clear to me, what you are trying to achieve with power management units. Do you mean the power management units are ...
Dear, It is better you visit and www.nxp.xom and download Power Management application notes for LPC2xxx series of Microcontroller. Nilesh arm_techie arm_user...
Hi ALL, I wanted to develop circuit for temperature cotrol based on ARM7 controller. what controller i supposed to used of philips. From where do i get...
Hi Dharmendra, Try www.embeddedartists.com for QUICKBOARD. You can learn programming with it or use it for your prototype. Ong ... From: vasadia dharmendrq...
... Uhhh, isn't there another mailing list somewhere which deals specifically with the STR7 processors??? This is a topic list regarding the GNU ARM...
Normally you would create the bootloader as a seperate application, so this should not be a problem. Could you explain what you are trying to achieve as it is...
... so ... Hi Spen, I implemented the bootloader within the same application. I use the linker script file to get the bootloader to the first sector and the ...
... When you do the object copy (arm-elf-objcopy) to create the binary image from elf, do something like this: $(OBJCOPY) --gap-fill=255 -O $(FORMAT) $< $@ -- ...
... application, ... strange ... the ... the ... image ... http://openzipit.org ... Thank you Tom, that was a way that helped me on. ...but I wonder if there...
I have a problem compiling using gnuarm 3.4.3 binary tools. The problem shows up when I have my source files in one directory and I want to build my output...
Most likely this is an ldscript issue. This is something I have seen and broke on cygwin, but worked fine on *nix (or vice versea).... I forget which. If...
Hello, I see following (aditional) problems with your make file: if you want to have the output in the bin subdir, then you have not only to tell the compiler...
Thanks Jens. My original makefile did include the line exactly as you have it below. I have been massaging the file heavily trying to fix my problem, so I...
... No, I tried that and couldn't get it to work for me. I would be very interested if anyone has gotten the FILL to work. TomW -- Tom Walsh - WN3L - Embedded...
Usually most my assembly functions are fairly small and compact enough where I don't really need to worry about using the stack beyond saving registers I am...
I've got an issue with multiplication of two 32bit words. I need to multiply two unsigned 32 bit words to obtain 1 64 bit long long. GCC emits the following...
I second that. The C standard says if you do any operation and insert the result into a bigger variable, the input will be converted to that variable size...
Thank you chaps for your reply, I recompiled with optimizations at level two (-O2) 32bit*32bit multiplication still has an unexpected output of 32bits as ...
IMHO, the toughest and the trickiest part of USB hardware development is the USB driver that runs on the host PC. Are there any Windows drivers (preferably...
I think if you get the DDK from Microsoft which you need to be able to do any driver development it does include samples for USB Drivers. For the PC Side, you...
The easiest way is to program the client side (LPC2148) to enumerate as a communications device (COM port) or HID (mouse) type device. Windows and Linux both...
... It depends what you want to do. If you want to do a real driver, then you can use the Microsoft DDK or a commercial solution (??Jungo??). My prefered...
Hello James, what seems to unexpected behaviour, is in fact perfectly logical for the compiler, since the compiler does exactly what the C-ISO-spec is ...
At this point, I don't want to touch the Windows driver code with a 10ft (~3m) pole. I'm making a proof of concept device, so the serial port approach would...
Here's what I've discovered so far: I have two projects with identical source files with different makefiles. One project builds everything in the source...