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This is a group for folks designing and programming embedded systems using the Rabbit Semiconductor C-programmable microcontroller. Rabbit Semi is a spin-off from Z-World who makes a variety of embedded modules and tools. This group is not affiliated with either Rabbit or Z-World, but is a user forum for sharing ideas, asking questions, flaunting knowledge, and other typical user group stuff. The Rabbit is a powerful uC, supported by a full-featured C-compiler.
PPPoE is wrkng properly nw
chittevan01 - Mar 8 2008
hello there i m sucd to esta pppoe link betn rabbit & my pc
if anybody hv prblm then send me the screenshot related to it.
thnx
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SNMP [8 Articles]
Steve Trigero - Mar 7 2008
I going through the SNMP1.C sample program trying to understand
how SNMP works, and I see that the sample program configures SNMP
to use an IP address different than the network ... interrupt [3 Articles]
Antonio Parziale - Mar 7 2008
Hi to all,
this is the first time that i must develope a program for RCM3700 using interrupts.
Can you show me all necessary steps for developing a software that use interrup... redirectable printf [2 Articles]
Kevin Franzen - Mar 6 2008
Since debugging has been a topic of discussion, I decided to post this.
This is a way to redirect a "printf" to any output device:
..... C function
debugPrintf ("This is tes... Memory problem
ceph...@gmail.com - Mar 6 2008
Hi, my name is Carlos.
I've been developing an apllication, in wich I have to store data on a rabbit module.
The module is instaled in a place where the power is no... Re: Re: Newbie Rabbit vs. Netburner question...
BobG...@aol.com - Mar 6 2008
Interesting back and forth about debugging techniques and philosophy..... my
question is about debugging running programs... All my microcontroller
projects have a serial por... RE: Re: Newbie Rabbit vs. Netburner question...
"Fournier, Pete" - Mar 6 2008
I once had a problem where ADDING a printf "fixed" (actually "masked" is
the right word) the problem I was troubleshooting. Turned out to be an
improper push/pop sequence in ass... Re: Newbie Rabbit vs. Netburner question...
seulaterbuddy - Mar 5 2008
> > You must be using very small programs..
no, i really dont use DC. as per the topic discussion.
--- In r...@yahoogroups.com, Scott Henion wrote:
>
> seulaterbuddy wro... Re: Re: Newbie Rabbit vs. Netburner question...
Richard Wayman - Mar 5 2008
Hi Alexis,
Let me add my two cents in here...
There are times when a good debugger can help to find a nasty problem. The same thing can be said about logic analyzers, voltme... Re: Newbie Rabbit vs. Netburner question... [6 Articles]
seulaterbuddy - Mar 5 2008
> every time you stick in the code to "wave the flag" so to speak, you
> have to recompile, and start over.
Mike, i dont know why that would be such a big deal. add the printf...