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Keil   [8 Articles]

Paul Curtis - Oct 28 2005
Has everybody seen the ARM announcement regarding Keil? -- Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd http://www.rowley.co.uk CrossWorks for MSP430, ARM, AVR and now MAXQ p... Keil

product announcement - some LPC21xx content...   [6 Articles]

Michael Johnson - Jul 14 2005
We (Rowley Associates) have released our redesigned CrossConnect for ARM, see http://www.rowley.co.uk/arm/CrossConnect.htm It has an LPC2104 in it and can do AR... product announcement - some LPC21xx content...

RE: OLimex laziness?!

Paul Curtis - Oct 18 2005
Hi, > The currently released board LPC-P2138 has LED address > 0x3000, and BUTTON a address 0x18000. The schematic shows LED > pins on 12,13 what gives 0x1800 mask, ... RE:  OLimex laziness?!

RE: Help with lpc2148   [4 Articles]

Paul Curtis - Jan 24 2006
Hi, > I want to design a usb based data aquistion system.So i have chosen > the lpc2148 for it.Is the chip supported by gcc compiler yet. I have USB code running on... RE:  Help with lpc2148

Re: IAR workbench or Rowley CrossWorks

Leon - Jan 18 2007
----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael Scott" To: Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 3:36 PM Subject: RE: [lpc2000] IAR workbench or Rowley CrossWorks > Looking for... Re:  IAR workbench or Rowley CrossWorks

Dev board for Cortex M3 offered by Rowley

Eric Engler - Apr 5 2006
I see that Rowley is offering a Dev board for the new Luminay Micro device that uses the Cortex M3 core. This is much more affordable than the official kit. http://www.rowley.... Dev board for Cortex M3 offered by Rowley

LPC2103 User Manual   [4 Articles]

Paul Curtis - Dec 2 2005
Hi All, Well, I have an LPC2103 board. Great, the silicon exists. Now, come along Philips, you need to publish the User Manual for this, not just a wretched data she... LPC2103 User Manual

RE: Re: abusive comments

Paul Curtis - Feb 28 2006
Mike, > I totally agree...this is way out of hand. I'm very > disappointed at the way a few people have changed a very > informative forum into a child's playground spitting ... RE:  Re: abusive comments

RE: [lpc2100] MIPS at 60MHz   [2 Articles]

Paul Curtis - Jan 5 2004
Leon, > > Anyway, I would like to know about processing power of LPC. > How many > > MIPS are delivered at 60MHz? > > Philips claims 54 MIPS at 60 MHz. ... RE: [lpc2100] MIPS at 60MHz

RE: CrossWorks as debugger

Paul Curtis - Nov 24 2005
Hi, > Hi there, > Is it possible to use CrossWorks as debugger using elf file > generated by > external tools? To use CrossWorks with Wiggler interface and > to... RE:  CrossWorks as debugger

RE: Re: where to buy LPC2106

Paul Curtis - Jun 1 2004
Gus, > you are in England! I need to get a couple of these chips ASAP from > some place in USA Chill out man, it'll only lead to ulcers. You didn't adverti... RE:  Re: where to buy LPC2106

Re: Info on .....

frankdejonge99 - Apr 4 2008
--- In l...@yahoogroups.com, "lpc2100_fan" wrote: > > > > ...for which we are all truly thankful... > > > > -- > > Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd http://w... Re: Info on .....

RE: Re: Info on .....

Paul Curtis - Apr 3 2008
It would generate more heat than light to rake over this again. -- Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd http://www.rowley.co.uk CrossWorks for ARM, MSP430, AVR, MAXQ, and no... RE:  Re: Info on .....

RE: LPC2000 and ZigBee

Paul Curtis - Sep 9 2005
> Is there any implementation of ZigBee on LPC2100 and some (so far > "rare") IEEE 802.15.4 PHY/MAC available? Be careful about what you can "any implementation of Zi... RE:  LPC2000 and ZigBee

RE: CrossWorks LPC214X Support   [3 Articles]

Paul Curtis - Oct 19 2005
Hi, > I just wonder if current version of CrossWorks support > LPC214X chipset. I am using an internal build for this chip and have provided some customers with ... RE:  CrossWorks LPC214X Support

RE: [lpc2100] Free LPC21xx samples

Paul Curtis - Nov 20 2003
Hi Leon, > Philips is offering free LPC21xx samples via their LPC2100 web page. Ok, I've taken the test on entering the website and replied to their survey,... RE: [lpc2100] Free LPC21xx samples

Re: Re: Info on .....

dave...@dgtech.com - Apr 2 2008
Quoting frankdejonge99 : > --- In l...@yahoogroups.com, "lpc2100_fan" wrote: > > > > > > > > > > ...for which we are all truly thankful... > > > > >... Re:  Re: Info on .....

Something different...   [5 Articles]

Paul Curtis - Mar 27 2006
Hi All, For those of you thinking about small micros like the 2103, you might be interested in this: http://www.luminarymicro.com/ -- Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd ... Something different...

Rowley output code   [4 Articles]

mayotte_d - Feb 13 2007
Can someone please tell me how to get my Rowley crossarm lpc2xxx system that normally downloads on the jtag wiggler to output a hex file that can be used for downloading? I guess... Rowley output code

RE: example programs

Paul Curtis - Nov 30 2004
All, > I have started with programming the LPC 2129 on a > MCB2100-Developmentboard from Keil. > I asked the Philips support for example programs and library... RE:  example programs

RE: Simple heap   [2 Articles]

Paul Curtis - Jan 18 2006
Hi, > I am looking for simple dynamic memory allocation management for > LPC213x. I need some segmentation for using simple, variable length > linked lists. Priority... RE:  Simple heap

RE: Re: WDT reset while in an ISR   [4 Articles]

Paul Curtis - Apr 18 2006
Jaya, > No comment. If you've got no comment, don't comment. You're just digging yourself a deeper hole. -- Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd http://www.rowley.co.... RE:  Re: WDT reset while in an ISR

RE: [lpc2100] LPC2xxx eCOS port   [4 Articles]

Paul Curtis - Jan 5 2004
Hugh, > Hi, > Anyone on the group done any work on this ? I know that eCOS > is available for ARM7, however, I'm guessing that it will > need specific devi... RE: [lpc2100] LPC2xxx eCOS port

RE: Rowley Crossarm 1.7 Finding a function   [2 Articles]

Paul Curtis - Nov 7 2007
Hi, > Am I the only one who uses Rowley Crossarm 1.7 that has difficulty > using the Source Navigator. It usually points to the wrong place and > I have to spend a lot of ... RE:  Rowley Crossarm 1.7 Finding a function

Question: Reserve area of code-space using GNU/Rowley?   [3 Articles]

joly...@mac.com - Aug 28 2008
Hello, I have been successfully moving our code-base across from Greenhills to Rowley. For historical reasons all our systems rely on there being 4 bytes (0xFFFFFFFF) reserved a... Question: Reserve area of code-space using GNU/Rowley?

Re: Tiny Text Editor For LPC   [2 Articles]

Paul Curtis - Jan 12 2006
All, > > > Who is making the board and when might it be available? It's not > > > like this project is urgent. My grandson is only in 2d grade. > > > > Can't really s... Re: Tiny Text Editor For LPC

Rowley: what is "ctl_libc_mutex"   [4 Articles]

piersante01 - Feb 23 2007
I would like to found documentation regarding the Rowley Library function "ctl_libc_mutex". It seem that can manage "printf" and "scanf" for RTOS systems. Where can I find a... Rowley: what is

RE: [ANN] ICCV7 for ARM has been released...

Paul Curtis - Mar 21 2005
Hi Richard, > I think giving birth may be a little easier. Well, OK, > shorter anyway :-) You can get the fully functional demo > (which becomes a 10K limite... RE:  [ANN] ICCV7 for ARM has been released...

reservng a sector in Rowley   [5 Articles]

mayotte_d - Jun 25 2008
I would like to write my own iap program loader routine that I would like to be in one of the first small (4k) sectors of the flash in a lpc2146. Using the Rowley compiler, how d... reservng a sector in Rowley

RE: Frequency measurement

Paul Curtis - Jun 17 2008
Hi, > I need some information regarding the maximum frequency that can be > measured using a microcontroller. Say, iam using a standard 8051 > microc. which runs at 12MHz... RE:  Frequency measurement

RE: Crossworks vs IAR and Keil uVision   [3 Articles]

Paul Curtis - Dec 13 2005
Hi, As nobody has actually responded to this, I thought I'd take a stab. > Does the Crossworks environment allow you to build a professional > quality program? ... RE:  Crossworks vs IAR and Keil uVision

RE: FreeRTOS queues and ISRs   [2 Articles]

Paul Curtis - Jan 23 2006
Hi, > Hi. Perhaps this is not the right place to post this, so sorry if it > is not. It's not. Try the FreeRTOS forums: http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?... RE:  FreeRTOS queues and ISRs

RE: Re: ARM7TDMI-S Conditional MOV instruction problem

Paul Curtis - Oct 3 2007
Hi, > If it's only a few millions of devices, I am sure ARM Holding Inc. is > out of business by now :-) ARM shipped a cumulative 5bn parts during 2006. Problem? What pr... RE:  Re: ARM7TDMI-S Conditional MOV instruction  problem

Re: GNU ARM Frontend (IDE)

EmbeddedHub - Jan 25 2006
Hi, you may try CrossWorks for ARM ( http://www.rowley.co.uk/arm/index.htm ) also. It targets for ARM core micrcontrollers from LPC, ST, TI, etc. There are sample programs... Re: GNU ARM Frontend (IDE)

RE: Re: Free ARM IDE Software

Paul Curtis - Aug 7 2007
Hi, > > N-Link ARM JTAG & ARM7 Boards > > OK, how about to deliver a driver to use n-Link with openOCD instead > of supporting only keil? This would be really helpful. ... RE:  Re: Free ARM IDE Software

RE: Re: Unpredictable TCP checksums

Paul Curtis - Sep 27 2007
Hi, > You'll find a few people who claim that -W -Wall, lint and valgrind are > a weak way out, and you're not examining your code closely enough. I > think they're full o... RE:  Re: Unpredictable TCP checksums

RE: LPC214X - some dead output pins?

Paul Curtis - Sep 1 2008
Hi, > =A0P0-2=A0 and p03 also have problems like the above in the Controller IC= > . P0.2 and P0.3 are I2C pins and have no internal pullups. You require external pullups... RE:  LPC214X - some dead output pins?

Rowley software and LPC2144 doesn't work   [4 Articles]

Gus - Feb 20 2006
Hello, I am testing a new design that have LPC2144 on it. I can load programs into RAM and run them but when trying to load in FLASH rowley tools fail. I tried a different bo... Rowley software and LPC2144 doesn't work

RE: Bug in gcc parser

Paul Curtis - Jul 15 2005
Clyde, > On Fri, Jul 15, 2005 at 07:59:06AM +0200, 42Bastian Schick wrote: > > I read the manual now, but still I think 0x3e+2 must be > compiled and > > give 0x40... RE:  Bug in gcc parser
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