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CAN examles for Rowley

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Martijn Broens - May 29 2009
Hi All, I'm looking for a can example on rowley. I'm using the LPC2378 but I can port it to that one. I've using the examples from KEIL on the MCB2300 and they all work under ... CAN examles for Rowley

RE: Re: How to blink LED on LPC1788   [5 Articles]

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Paul Curtis - May 22 2013
> - I assume that Rowley, CodeRed, etc come with some sort of newlibs? Can > they still be used if I do not use the corresponding toolchain itself? CrossWorks does not come w... RE:  Re: How to blink LED on LPC1788

Keil   [8 Articles]

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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

Re: IAR workbench or Rowley CrossWorks

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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

LPC2103 User Manual   [4 Articles]

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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: OLimex laziness?!

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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: Ethernet on ARM7 chip?

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Paul Curtis - Dec 27 2005
Try NetSilicon NS7520 or the AT91SAM7X. -- Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd http://www.rowley.co.uk CrossWorks for MSP430, ARM, AVR and now MAXQ processors... Re: Ethernet on ARM7 chip?

Re: RISC vs CISC

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Paul Curtis - Mar 21 2006
Hi, > 1. Differences between SPI and I2C serial interfaces . > 2. what is pipelining in embedded > 3. what is difference b/w harward and von-newman architectures. > 4. RISC vs... Re: RISC vs CISC

Re: memory read operation timed out error

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dr_danish_ali - Oct 13 2011
In my experience Rowley (the makers of Crossworks) are responsive and helpful. Have you tried their helpdesk/support? http://rowley.zendesk.com/home Hope this helps, Danish ... Re: memory read operation timed out error

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

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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...

EW Nuremberg...   [3 Articles]

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Paul Curtis - Feb 28 2010
Hi, Is anybody going to EW this year? I'll be arriving Mon, and roaming around Tues/Wed, and shoot off on Thu. -- Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd=A0=A0 http://www.rowle... EW Nuremberg...

Re: abusive comments

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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: abusive comments

Re: LPC Link as OpenOCD   [8 Articles]

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Paul Curtis - Sep 6 2011
Someone have info about used LPC link as OpenOCD? Yes. It isn’t and will never be because it has private keys which preclude any code to be loaded on it, hence its personality... Re: LPC Link as OpenOCD

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

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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

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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: Help with lpc2148   [4 Articles]

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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: Info on .....

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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: Info on .....

Re: Info on .....

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

Rowley output code   [4 Articles]

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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: Link kernel problem:   [6 Articles]

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Paul Curtis - Mar 17 2009
[ snip ] > Does anybody know how to solve this problem ?? Don't use Linux. Use Mac OS X. -- Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd http://www.rowley.co.uk CrossWorks fo... Re: Link kernel problem:

Re: More analog resources

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Paul Curtis - Jan 20 2010
> I would like to see an ARM7 NXP processor with at least 4 x 16Bits ADC > channels Use an ADuC7060. Or an external ADC. -- Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd=A0=A0 http... Re: More analog resources

Re: crossworks - Porting from 1.7 to 2.1 - asm directive   [2 Articles]

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Paul Curtis - Aug 4 2011
... > The code uses among other stuff the following two lines of code > =A0 asm volatile (" mrs=A0 %0, cpsr" : "=3Dr" (retval) : /* no inputs */= =A0 ); > =A0 asm volatile... Re: crossworks - Porting from 1.7 to 2.1 - asm directive

Re: CrossWorks LPC214X Support   [3 Articles]

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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

Rowley: what is "ctl_libc_mutex"   [4 Articles]

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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

reservng a sector in Rowley   [5 Articles]

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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: CTL (tasks) + bootloader   [3 Articles]

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Paul Curtis - May 6 2009
Hi, > What is important to remember placing two or more programs in one chip > using CrossStudio MemoryMap? Why ask for help at our helpdesk while "evaluating" in Aug 08 a... Re: CTL (tasks) + bootloader

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

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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: WDT reset while in an ISR

Re: [lpc2100] Free LPC21xx samples

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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: Simple heap   [2 Articles]

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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: Speed limiter

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Paul Curtis - May 26 2009
> is there a way to remove the speed-limiter from my Testarossa ? Swap it for an F50. -- Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd http://www.rowley.co.uk CrossWorks for ARM, ... Re: Speed limiter

Re: Keil tech support for ARM - just venting   [6 Articles]

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rob...@usbmicro.com - Aug 25 2009
> Is this normal? Do other tool vendors provide this type of support? Rowley usually answers my questions 2-4 days before I ask them. In the end it balances out. No seri... Re: Keil tech support for ARM - just venting

Re: lpc2100 book suggestions

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Paul Curtis - Feb 17 2010
START WHERE EVERYBODY ELSE DOES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! http://www.nxp.com/documents/user_manual/UM10161.pdf -- Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd   http:... Re: lpc2100 book suggestions

Re: Code Integratin Tools

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Paul Curtis - Nov 22 2008
Hi, > Hi > i need to select some c code integration tool,please help in this > regard Start with code differentiation, it's easier. -- Paul Curtis, Rowley Associate... Re: Code Integratin Tools

Re: FreeRTOS for LPC23xx/24xx with Keil?   [2 Articles]

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Paul Curtis - Mar 6 2009
Hi, > > Agreed... this should take 15 minutes and not several hours. > > > > TC > > you dont know how fat I work :-) After Nuremberg, I am working extremely fat. ... Re: FreeRTOS for LPC23xx/24xx with Keil?

Re: example programs

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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

Something different...   [5 Articles]

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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...

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

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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: LPC2000 and ZigBee

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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: [lpc2100] LPC2xxx eCOS port   [4 Articles]

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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: Using TCP/IP for data transfer

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Paul Curtis - Jun 10 2009
> hey paul, can you please give in some links? > thanks a lot. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_sink -- Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd http://www.rowley.co.uk Cr... Re: Using TCP/IP for data transfer
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