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I am new to cross compiling C (but not Mot assembly) and although it looked quite intuitive I am at loss for why my program does not work. Any assistance would be appreciated. I'm using a Technological Arts 9S12C Docking Station, the NanoCore12MAX (9S12C32 MCU, 8MHz, 48-pin), and a PEMicro ICD12 BDM. The sample program on the chip ran properly (LED flashed), however the "Getting Started" TnA sample CodeWarrior code did not. So by digging through I have written a simple piece of code to turn on the LEDS (PT0, PT1). Here's the code: #include <hidef.h> #include <mc9s12c32.h> /* derivative information */ void main(void) { INITRG = (unsigned char) 0; // ; Initialization of internal register position INITRM = (unsigned char) 39; // Initialization of Internal RAM Position Register PWME = (unsigned char) 0; // disable PWM MODRR = (unsigned char) 0; // port T is multiplexed to allow PWM or IOC, // Module Routing Register must be configured RDRT = (unsigned char) 0; // full drive o/p DDRT = (unsigned char) 3; // port T b0 and b1 enables to control lights on TnA board. PTT = (unsigned char) 3; // LEDs on while(1){} } |
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HCS12 and Code Warrior
Started by ●June 3, 2004
Reply by ●June 3, 20042004-06-03
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Please try PT2 and PT3 instead of PT0 and PT1. It will work then.
--- In , "big_bear_london" <big_bear_london@y...> wrote: > I am new to cross compiling C (but not Mot assembly) and although it > looked quite intuitive I am at loss for why my program does not work. > Any assistance would be appreciated. > > I'm using a Technological Arts 9S12C Docking Station, the > NanoCore12MAX (9S12C32 MCU, 8MHz, 48-pin), and a PEMicro ICD12 BDM. > The sample program on the chip ran properly (LED flashed), however the > "Getting Started" TnA sample CodeWarrior code did not. So by digging > through I have written a simple piece of code to turn on the LEDS > (PT0, PT1). > > Here's the code: > > #include <hidef.h> > #include <mc9s12c32.h> /* derivative information */ > > void main(void) { > INITRG = (unsigned char) 0; // ; Initialization of internal > register position > INITRM = (unsigned char) 39; // Initialization of Internal RAM > Position Register > PWME = (unsigned char) 0; // disable PWM > MODRR = (unsigned char) 0; // port T is multiplexed to allow PWM > or IOC, > // Module Routing Register must be > configured > RDRT = (unsigned char) 0; // full drive o/p > > DDRT = (unsigned char) 3; // port T b0 and b1 enables to control > lights on TnA board. > PTT = (unsigned char) 3; // LEDs on > > while(1){} > } |
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Reply by ●June 3, 20042004-06-03
