On Nov 20, 5:12=A0pm, David Brown
<david.br...@hesbynett.removethisbit.no> wrote:
> Mark Brehob wrote:
> > Hello,
> > We are searching high and low for a set of header files (and C files?)
> > for the powerpc 555. =A0tpu_pta.h is what we know we need. =A0I think
> > there is also an associated C file (tpu_pta.c) but I'm not certain we
> > need it.
>
> > Anyone have a clue? =A0Web searches are turning up very little.
>
> > Briefly, I've got a group of students trying to use the timers to
> > figure out how long a signal is high for (ultrasonic sensor among
> > other things). =A0I suspect they can just manipulate things by hand, bu=
t
> > having the suggested headers/functions seems like the right way to go.
>
> > Thanks,
> > Mark
>
> You should be able to download these from the Freescale website.
>
> They also have an online application to generate header and C files for
> user-specified selections of TPU functions (at least, they do for the
> MCF523x eTPU).

Yep.

We got a reply.  That there was basically nothing on the web scared
us, but Freescale was very fast in getting back to us.  Sorry to waste
folks time.

Reply follows:
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The tpu_pta.h file can be found in the software files archive for the
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&location=3Dnull&fpsp=3D1
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Mark

Mark Brehob wrote:
> Hello,
> We are searching high and low for a set of header files (and C files?)
> for the powerpc 555.  tpu_pta.h is what we know we need.  I think
> there is also an associated C file (tpu_pta.c) but I'm not certain we
> need it.
> 
> Anyone have a clue?  Web searches are turning up very little.
> 
> Briefly, I've got a group of students trying to use the timers to
> figure out how long a signal is high for (ultrasonic sensor among
> other things).  I suspect they can just manipulate things by hand, but
> having the suggested headers/functions seems like the right way to go.
> 
> Thanks,
> Mark
> 
> 

You should be able to download these from the Freescale website.

They also have an online application to generate header and C files for 
user-specified selections of TPU functions (at least, they do for the 
MCF523x eTPU).

Hello,
We are searching high and low for a set of header files (and C files?)
for the powerpc 555.  tpu_pta.h is what we know we need.  I think
there is also an associated C file (tpu_pta.c) but I'm not certain we
need it.

Anyone have a clue?  Web searches are turning up very little.

Briefly, I've got a group of students trying to use the timers to
figure out how long a signal is high for (ultrasonic sensor among
other things).  I suspect they can just manipulate things by hand, but
having the suggested headers/functions seems like the right way to go.

Thanks,
Mark