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Re: dp256 - Uwe Arends - May 14 10:53:00 2005
Ritesh,
> Can u tell me how can i write isr routine , I wrote it but as a
> function and the keyword interrupt and it no. Another way i tried out is to
> write function and put the name in the vector table.
> I am trying out CAN Communication using DP256
> Before the function definition i didnot use #pragma is that the
> problem.
you'll have to tell us which compiler you are using.
Regardless of that, your ISR has to be put into the
vector table.
-uwe
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> Can u tell me how can i write isr routine , I wrote it but as a
> function and the keyword interrupt and it no. Another way i tried out is to
> write function and put the name in the vector table.
> I am trying out CAN Communication using DP256
> Before the function definition i didnot use #pragma is that the
> problem.
you'll have to tell us which compiler you are using.
Regardless of that, your ISR has to be put into the
vector table.
-uwe
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Re: dp256 - rithes ameen - May 14 10:56:00 2005
hi
i am using codewarrior v3.1tool thanks
rithesh
Uwe Arends <Uwe_Arends@Uwe_...> wrote:
Ritesh,
> Can u tell me how can i write isr routine , I wrote it but as a
> function and the keyword interrupt and it no. Another way i tried out is to
> write function and put the name in the vector table.
> I am trying out CAN Communication using DP256
> Before the function definition i didnot use #pragma is that the
> problem.
you'll have to tell us which compiler you are using.
Regardless of that, your ISR has to be put into the
vector table.
-uwe
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i am using codewarrior v3.1tool thanks
rithesh
Uwe Arends <Uwe_Arends@Uwe_...> wrote:
Ritesh,
> Can u tell me how can i write isr routine , I wrote it but as a
> function and the keyword interrupt and it no. Another way i tried out is to
> write function and put the name in the vector table.
> I am trying out CAN Communication using DP256
> Before the function definition i didnot use #pragma is that the
> problem.
you'll have to tell us which compiler you are using.
Regardless of that, your ISR has to be put into the
vector table.
-uwe
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Re: dp256 - Uwe Arends - May 14 11:01:00 2005
Rithes,
> i am using codewarrior v3.1tool
unfortunately, that's the one I haven't used as of yet.
I've got the special edition on my machine, so if I find
some time, I'll try to figure it out and let you know.
Regards,
-uwe
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> i am using codewarrior v3.1tool
unfortunately, that's the one I haven't used as of yet.
I've got the special edition on my machine, so if I find
some time, I'll try to figure it out and let you know.
Regards,
-uwe
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Re: dp256 - Uwe Arends - May 14 11:41:00 2005
Ritesh,
> > i am using codewarrior v3.1tool
>
> unfortunately, that's the one I haven't used as of yet.
> I've got the special edition on my machine, so if I find
> some time, I'll try to figure it out and let you know.
as far as I can see, they're doing it this way:
define a constant array of function pointers exactly
the size of the vector table located at 0xFF80
define your interrupt routine as:
interrupt void SCI0_ISR(void){
}
for example
OF course, the interrupt routines you define have to
be contained in the above constant array.
Take a look at the demo project that comes with CW located
in (CodeWarrior_Examples)\MC9S12\DP\DP256B called DP256B Demo.
hth
-uwe
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> > i am using codewarrior v3.1tool
>
> unfortunately, that's the one I haven't used as of yet.
> I've got the special edition on my machine, so if I find
> some time, I'll try to figure it out and let you know.
as far as I can see, they're doing it this way:
define a constant array of function pointers exactly
the size of the vector table located at 0xFF80
define your interrupt routine as:
interrupt void SCI0_ISR(void){
}
for example
OF course, the interrupt routines you define have to
be contained in the above constant array.
Take a look at the demo project that comes with CW located
in (CodeWarrior_Examples)\MC9S12\DP\DP256B called DP256B Demo.
hth
-uwe
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Re: dp256 - ventre ludovic - May 14 13:28:00 2005
hello,
you can put the name of the interrupt function at the
address 0xffd6 in the vector table
;; SCI
.word def; ffd4//$FFD4, $FFD5 SCI 1 I-Bit SC1CR2
(TIE, TCIE, RIE, ILIE) $D4
.word int_SCI0 ; ffd6 //$FFD6, $FFD7 SCI 0 I-Bit
SC0CR2 (TIE, TCIE, RIE, ILIE) $D6
define your interrupt routine as:
void int_SCI0()
{
char car;
car = SCI0SR1; // clear IT of SCI by reading
it if ((SCI0SR1 & BM_3)== BM_3)
{
}
else if ((SCI0SR1 & BM_5)== BM_5)
{
PORTB = SCI0DRL;
} }
define the prototype in the top of your file:
void int_SCI0(char car) __attribute__((interrupt));
I can use it and its operates very well
use in windows the hyperterminal to watch if its
operates.
Since regards
Ludo
--- Uwe Arends <Uwe_Arends@Uwe_...> a écrit:
---------------------------------
Ritesh,
> > i am using codewarrior v3.1tool
>
> unfortunately, that's the one I haven't used as of
yet.
> I've got the special edition on my machine, so if I
find
> some time, I'll try to figure it out and let you
know.
as far as I can see, they're doing it this way:
define a constant array of function pointers exactly
the size of the vector table located at 0xFF80
define your interrupt routine as:
interrupt void SCI0_ISR(void){
}
for example
OF course, the interrupt routines you define have to
be contained in the above constant array.
Take a look at the demo project that comes with CW
located
in (CodeWarrior_Examples)\MC9S12\DP\DP256B called
DP256B Demo.
hth
-uwe
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you can put the name of the interrupt function at the
address 0xffd6 in the vector table
;; SCI
.word def; ffd4//$FFD4, $FFD5 SCI 1 I-Bit SC1CR2
(TIE, TCIE, RIE, ILIE) $D4
.word int_SCI0 ; ffd6 //$FFD6, $FFD7 SCI 0 I-Bit
SC0CR2 (TIE, TCIE, RIE, ILIE) $D6
define your interrupt routine as:
void int_SCI0()
{
char car;
car = SCI0SR1; // clear IT of SCI by reading
it if ((SCI0SR1 & BM_3)== BM_3)
{
}
else if ((SCI0SR1 & BM_5)== BM_5)
{
PORTB = SCI0DRL;
} }
define the prototype in the top of your file:
void int_SCI0(char car) __attribute__((interrupt));
I can use it and its operates very well
use in windows the hyperterminal to watch if its
operates.
Since regards
Ludo
--- Uwe Arends <Uwe_Arends@Uwe_...> a écrit:
---------------------------------
Ritesh,
> > i am using codewarrior v3.1tool
>
> unfortunately, that's the one I haven't used as of
yet.
> I've got the special edition on my machine, so if I
find
> some time, I'll try to figure it out and let you
know.
as far as I can see, they're doing it this way:
define a constant array of function pointers exactly
the size of the vector table located at 0xFF80
define your interrupt routine as:
interrupt void SCI0_ISR(void){
}
for example
OF course, the interrupt routines you define have to
be contained in the above constant array.
Take a look at the demo project that comes with CW
located
in (CodeWarrior_Examples)\MC9S12\DP\DP256B called
DP256B Demo.
hth
-uwe
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dp256 - rithes ameen - May 14 14:07:00 2005
hi there,
Can u tell me how can i write isr routine , I wrote it but as a
function and the keyword interrupt and it no. Another way i tried out is to
write function and put the name in the vector table.
I am trying out CAN Communication using DP256
Before the function definition i didnot use #pragma is that the
problem.
Please do reply me
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Can u tell me how can i write isr routine , I wrote it but as a
function and the keyword interrupt and it no. Another way i tried out is to
write function and put the name in the vector table.
I am trying out CAN Communication using DP256
Before the function definition i didnot use #pragma is that the
problem.
Please do reply me
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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: dp256 - Daniel Lundin - May 16 5:29:00 2005
--- In 68HC12@68HC..., rithes ameen <ritheshamin@y...> wrote:
> hi there,
> Can u tell me how can i write isr routine , I wrote it but as a
> function and the keyword interrupt and it no. Another way i tried
out is to
> write function and put the name in the vector table.
> I am trying out CAN Communication using DP256
> Before the function definition i didnot use #pragma is that the
> problem.
>
> Please do reply me
> Thanks > Yahoo! India Matrimony: Find your life partneronline.
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Best way in Codewarrior (in my opinion) is to not use any
non-standard keywords. Instead, use #pragma.
#pragma TRAP_PROC
void isr (void)
{
...
}
And then in the .prm-file:
VECTOR ADDRESS 0xFFFF
Note that sence the vector table uses 16-bit addresses you must put
all isr into non-paged memory.
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> hi there,
> Can u tell me how can i write isr routine , I wrote it but as a
> function and the keyword interrupt and it no. Another way i tried
out is to
> write function and put the name in the vector table.
> I am trying out CAN Communication using DP256
> Before the function definition i didnot use #pragma is that the
> problem.
>
> Please do reply me
> Thanks > Yahoo! India Matrimony: Find your life partneronline.
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Best way in Codewarrior (in my opinion) is to not use any
non-standard keywords. Instead, use #pragma.
#pragma TRAP_PROC
void isr (void)
{
...
}
And then in the .prm-file:
VECTOR ADDRESS 0xFFFF
Note that sence the vector table uses 16-bit addresses you must put
all isr into non-paged memory.
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