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13862
Thanks for the reply. As I am transferring my C51 source to Arm, I wanted something as simple as Some_io_port_0.15=1 So that I define only Some_io_port and my...
Mukund Deshmukh
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13863
In LPC21xx, GPIO SET/CLR registers are designed so you don't need to read them in order to set/clear the corresponding GPIO bits: GPIO0_IOSET |= (1<<15); <----...
Guillermo Prandi
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Mar 1, 2006
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13864
My $0.02: Why does someone who loves newsgroups and mailing list always get offended when someone fills the niche of a forum? I personally prefer Forums for...
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Mar 1, 2006
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13865
Thanks for the mail. I am porting huge code from 8052 involving lots of port and bit variable. I just want to know how a pin/bit is defined in header file of...
Mukund Deshmukh
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13867
... typedef struct { unsigned long n0:1; unsigned long n1:1; unsigned long n2:1; unsigned long n3:1; unsigned long n4:1; unsigned long n5:1; unsigned long...
Alexey Bishletov
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Mar 1, 2006
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13868
Be carefull with bit fields larger then 8 bits, because they do not work the same on all compilers. Check you assembler listing to see if the compiler...
Richard Duits
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Mar 1, 2006
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13869
... Not portable even between compilers. For non-I/O code this is just fine but for operations involving I/O this may produce unexpected results. IE the...
Robert Adsett
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Mar 1, 2006
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13870
Hi All, I am new to ARM and currently working on a design that uses and LPC2131. I am using CrossStudio and having some problems. When I start debugging it...
timothymarknorton
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Mar 1, 2006
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13871
Hi everybody, I want to loopback CAN connectors of KEIL MCB2100 . Do I need to add terminator resistors ? Any information in how to do that is welcomed. TIA ...
majid_mokhtari
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Mar 1, 2006
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... Correct. gcc tries to optimize accesses, so if you have a register which must be read/writen as 32bits, bitfields fail for this. Other compiler read/write...
42Bastian Schick
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Mar 1, 2006
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13873
Hi All- I'm currently experiencing a very frustrating issue with the LPC2138 bootloader. I can successfully and reliably use the Philips flash utility to...
tah2k
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Mar 1, 2006
4:32 pm
13874
Hi, First, I think this topic was hashed over a bit awhile back, you might do a search of the archives for more info. IAR uses the following in their include...
Steve Franks
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Mar 1, 2006
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13875
My 2 cents: Mukund, Unfortunately there is seperate control over set and clear of GPIO in the LPC 2XXX .. my initial guess is that this is not slam dunk as you...
nagarkarajay
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Mar 1, 2006
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... I agree, it should be tested. IAR uses operations according to bit field type, GCC shorten to byte. IAR acceptable. ... My variant uses the same register...
Alexey Bishletov
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Mar 1, 2006
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13877
I'm trying to build a control platform using a LPC2138 processor. Is there any open source TCP/IP stack and RTOS available which can be used? I came across...
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Mar 1, 2006
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13878
This indeed came up a while ago. To recap: The reason bit-fields are a bad idea for hardware register access, is that it is completely undefined in ANSI 'C' as...
brendanmurphy37
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Mar 1, 2006
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13879
Before anyone points it out, the line: "if (REG(GPIO_IOPIN0 & bit_pos))" should be replaced with: "if (REG(GPIO_IOPIN0) & bit_pos)" Sorry about this Brendan ...
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13880
... Hello Tim, I think I know your problem. You are writing that (from t0 on) P0.14 is released after 470ms and /Reset after 820ms? That's simple to explain! ...
Sten
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Mar 1, 2006
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13881
Hi Tim, I haven't checked this on my own hardware, but it sounds to me like you have RESET and P0.14 swapped over. The bootloader can only look at P0.14 after...
Danish Ali
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13882
... That sounds like the reset and P0.14 lines are reversed. P0.14 must be low coming out of reset. Something like Reset ---|____________|--------------- ...
Robert Adsett
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Mar 1, 2006
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... Sorry I don't understand this. This is a general issue using any sort of Read-modify-write sequence when you have hardware that maps a ready-only register...
Robert Adsett
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Mar 1, 2006
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13884
Thanks, you are correct and the problem is solved. I have been looking at those two lines for days knowing what they 'should' be. Kills me. Thanks- Tim ... ...
tah2k
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Mar 1, 2006
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13885
Hi, ... There is a TR for Embedded C. It has an unweildy set of crappy macros. No wonder users have never heard of it, compiler vendors probably don't want...
Paul Curtis
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Mar 1, 2006
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13886
... That's probably what I was remembering. ... So that would be a register per bit? 32 registers to deal with a full 32bit I/O port (plus presumably another...
Robert Adsett
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Mar 1, 2006
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13887
Same for me, I really prefer forum over newsgroup or mailing list, so I'll visit this forum too, but that will be difficult to add real content rapidly.. ... ...
valdef78
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Mar 1, 2006
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13888
... used? ... you could have a look at uIP : http://www.sics.se/~adam/uip/ and there's a port for LPC from Rowley Associates : ...
valdef78
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Mar 1, 2006
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13889
... a real advantage with forums is that infos are organized by posts, so you can see (or avoid) a specific subject. and if you want to edit your precedent...
valdef78
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Mar 1, 2006
7:48 pm
13890
Tim, ... Is it correct that P0.14 is high after reset in the sequence that you outlined ? I believe that you need to insure that P0.14 is low for greater than...
Bryce Himebaugh
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Mar 1, 2006
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13891
(again, in a forum I would have just edited my precedent post..) but for ArmCorePro, maybe the subject will be very too vast. it's a nice idea to try to...
valdef78
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Mar 1, 2006
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13892
Mark It's quite possible that you need to update you JLink driver. The current on is 3.12c. I've seen a lot of problems downloading with the older drivers....
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