This is a very nice demo. I have it running with USART0 as the
console (for the moment) and it works very well.
Thanks for posting it.
Richard
--- In l..., "jcwren" wrote: >
> I've put together a demo package (for lack of a better description)
> that runs on the Olimex LPC-P2148 board, using GCC, newlib, FreeRTOS,
> LPCUSB, and FatFS.
>
> The demo shows using FreeRTOS's queues and semaphores, LPCUSB for the
> console via the USB port, FatFS for a FAT12/FAT16/FAT32 file system on
> the MMC/SD card, external interrupts, reading and writing the
> real-time clock, and a well-rounded newlib/syscalls.c implementation.
> Also included is some trivial code for parsing an attached GPS with
> NMEA output.
>
> The package is available at http://jcwren.com/arm The README file in
> the directory is the same that is in the package. Also available is
> the Philips v2.2.3 flash programming utility (which seems to be less
> than easy to find).
>
> For questions, comments, and pleasantly worded complaints, feel free
> to email me at jcwren_at_jcwren.com (yes, change the _at_ to @).
>
> --jc
>
The Philips flash programming utility has been replaced by a utility called
Flash Magic, available at http://www.flashmagictool.com/ and supports
the newer LPC2k chips (LPC23xx and LPC2468)
Baldur
On Mon, Jul 09, 2007 at 02:51:29PM -0000, jcwren wrote: > the directory is the same that is in the package.
Also available is
> the Philips v2.2.3 flash programming utility (which seems to be less
> than easy to find).
Reply by jcwren●July 9, 20072007-07-09
I've put together a demo package (for lack of a better description)
that runs on the Olimex LPC-P2148 board, using GCC, newlib, FreeRTOS,
LPCUSB, and FatFS.
The demo shows using FreeRTOS's queues and semaphores, LPCUSB for the
console via the USB port, FatFS for a FAT12/FAT16/FAT32 file system on
the MMC/SD card, external interrupts, reading and writing the
real-time clock, and a well-rounded newlib/syscalls.c implementation.
Also included is some trivial code for parsing an attached GPS with
NMEA output.
The package is available at http://jcwren.com/arm The README file in
the directory is the same that is in the package. Also available is
the Philips v2.2.3 flash programming utility (which seems to be less
than easy to find).
For questions, comments, and pleasantly worded complaints, feel free
to email me at jcwren_at_jcwren.com (yes, change the _at_ to @).
