I recently downloaded msp430-413stk.asm from the Olimex website. When I try to assemble it, I get an error because it can't find uart.h. Does anyone know where I can get a copy of the file? Thanks, Ryan
Missing uart.h for msp430-413stk.asm
Started by ●January 20, 2003
Reply by ●January 20, 20032003-01-20
Have you tried commenting out the line? It does not seem to be needed.
Michel
AQ430: Development tools for MSP430Fxxx. Free 30 day trial version
at: www.quadravox.com/aq430pa.htm.
--- In msp430@msp4..., "ryanker1 <RyanMcGuire@w...>"
<RyanMcGuire@w...> wrote:
> I recently downloaded msp430-413stk.asm from the
Olimex website.
> When I try to assemble it, I get an error because it can't find
> uart.h. Does anyone know where I can get a copy of the file?
>
> Thanks,
> Ryan
Reply by ●January 20, 20032003-01-20
Depends on your definition of "needed". :) When I comment out the #include, then the assembler complains that TX_String and TA0_ISR are undefined. I asume these are defined in uart.h. TX_String is only used in "call"s, so all I have to do is comment out those calls. TA0_ISR is used at 0xFFEC for UART interrupts, so I have to change that to ERRVEC (instead of just commenting it out). So... Yes, I can edit the file enough to make it assemble, but then it doesn't have the functionality of the subroutines/interrupt handlers in the missing file. Ryan --- In msp430@msp4..., "michelqv <michel@q...>" <michel@q...> wrote: > Have you tried commenting out the line? It does not seem to be needed. > > Michel > > AQ430: Development tools for MSP430Fxxx. Free 30 day trial version > at: www.quadravox.com/aq430pa.htm. > --- In msp430@msp4..., "ryanker1 <RyanMcGuire@w...>" > <RyanMcGuire@w...> wrote: > > I recently downloaded msp430-413stk.asm from the Olimex website. > > When I try to assemble it, I get an error because it can't find > > uart.h. Does anyone know where I can get a copy of the file? > > > > Thanks, > > Ryan
Reply by ●January 21, 20032003-01-21
OK, I revised my definition of "needed" and asked Olimex for the
source. Here it is. It's alittle big, but I hope it's usable,
otherwise, ask me to e-mail it to you.
Michel
============================;-------
; UART SUBROUTINES
;
; LAST MODIFIED: 13.04.2002
;-------
;
;--------
; UART routines
;--------
RX mov.b #0,RXTXData ;clear RXTXData
call #RX_Ready ;Setup UART to receive
RX_LOOP bit #CCIE,&CCTL0 ;All bits RXed?, interrupt
disabled
;in RX_Comp routine
jz RX_done ;Yes, then loop
dec.w INDEX ;
jnz RX_LOOP ;
RX_done ret ;
;--------
TX_String ;Send ASCII strings, SPTR
used as pointer
;terminated with null
character = 0
TX_S1 mov.b @SPTR+,RXTXData ;Move string start to
data buffer
call #TX_Byte ;Set up to send string
tst.b 0(SPTR) ;Test if next character
in string = 0,
;SPTR autoincremented
above
jnz TX_S1 ;If not "0" then loop
again
ret ;String complete, return
;--------
TX_Byte_ASCII ;Convert and TX byte from
DataConv
;in two ASCII bytes
push DataConv ;Save current value to
stack
call #NUM_ASCIR ;Convert value to ASCII
push DataConv ;Save value again,
cleaned off below
call #NUM_ASCIA ;
ret ;
NUM_ASCIR ;Convert Numbers 0 to f
into ASCII
rrc 2(SP) ;left aligned @ 2(SP)
rrc 2(SP) ;hi nibble
rrc 2(SP) ;
rrc 2(SP) ;
NUM_ASCIA
and #0fh,2(SP) ;clear high nibble
add #030h,2(SP) ;convert to ASCII (0-9)
cmp #03ah,2(SP) ;Value = 0 to 9 decimal?
jlo NUM_End ;Yes, jump next
instruction
add #039,2(SP) ;No, adjust for hex
values A to F
NUM_End mov 2(SP),RXTXData ;load TX buffer, sent in
TX_Byte below
mov @SP+,0(SP) ;Clean up top of
stack
;--------
; Set up CCR0 to send byte via UART
; Program loops until all bits sent via TA0_ISR
;--------
TX_Byte mov #TX_Count,BitCnt ;Routine labels (in
TX_Count)->Pointer
push &TAR ;Save current Timer_A
count to stack
add #Bitime,0(SP) ;Add next bit offset to
value on stack
pop &CCR0 ;Load adjusted next bit
offset to CCR0
mov #OUTMOD2+OUTMOD0+CCIE,&CCTL0 ;Set up mode and
interrupt,
;TX space = start bit
TX_Wait bit #CCIE,&CCTL0 ;TX complete? CCIE
cleared in TA0_ISR
jnz TX_Wait ;No, loop again
ret ;
;--------
RX_Ready ;Subroutine that readies
UART to RX byte
;into RXTXData buffer.
mov #RX_Count,BitCnt ;Routine labels (in
RX_Count)->Pointer
mov #CCIS0+CM1+CCIE+CAP+OUT,&CCTL0 ; Set up
mode and
interrupt
ret
;--------
; CCR0/UART interrupt service routine
; each interrupt transmits or receives one bit
; from the PC until all 8 bits are complete
;--------
TA0_ISR add #Bitime,&CCR0 ;Add offset for next bit
br @BitCnt+ ;Branch to next routine
in
;RX_count or TX_count
table, set above
TX_Bit rra.b RXTXData ;LSB is shifted to carry
jc TX_Mark ;Jump if bit = 1
TX_Space bis #OUTMOD2,&CCTL0 ;TX space to PC
reti ;
TX_Comp bic #CCIE,&CCTL0 ;All Bits TX, disable
interrupt
TX_Mark bic #OUTMOD2,&CCTL0 ;TX mark to PC
reti ;
RX_Edge bic #CAP,&CCTL0 ;Switch to compare mode
add #Bitime_5,&CCR0 ;First databit 1.5 bits
from edge
reti ;on stack. Use LPM0 since
need DCO on
RX_Bit bit #SCCI,&CCTL0 ;Get bit waiting in SCCI
rrc.b RXTXData ;Store received bit
reti ;
RX_Comp bic #CCIE,&CCTL0 ;All bits RX, disable
interrupt
reti ;
;--------
; TIMER A ISR bit read/write table
;--------
RX_Count DW RX_Edge ;Set up Timer_A for RX
DW RX_Bit ;RX first data bit
DW RX_Bit ; second
DW RX_Bit ; third
DW RX_Bit ; fourth
DW RX_Bit ; fifth
DW RX_Bit ; sixth
DW RX_Bit ; seventh
DW RX_Bit ; RX eighth (last) data
bit
DW RX_Comp ; RX complete, process RX
data
TX_Count DW TX_Bit ; TX first data bit
DW TX_Bit ; second
DW TX_Bit ; third
DW TX_Bit ; fourth
DW TX_Bit ; fifth
DW TX_Bit ; sixth
DW TX_Bit ; seventh
DW TX_Bit ; TX eighth (last) data
bit
DW TX_Mark ; TX stop bit = mark
TX_End DW TX_Comp ; TX complete
============================--- In msp430@msp4..., "ryanker1
<RyanMcGuire@w...>"
<RyanMcGuire@w...> wrote:
> Depends on your definition of "needed".
:)
>
> When I comment out the #include, then the assembler complains that
> TX_String and TA0_ISR are undefined. I asume these are defined in
> uart.h. TX_String is only used in "call"s, so all I have to do
is
> comment out those calls. TA0_ISR is used at 0xFFEC for UART
> interrupts, so I have to change that to ERRVEC (instead of just
> commenting it out).
>
> So...
> Yes, I can edit the file enough to make it assemble, but then it
> doesn't have the functionality of the subroutines/interrupt
handlers
> in the missing file.
>
> Ryan
>
> --- In msp430@msp4..., "michelqv <michel@q...>"
<michel@q...>
> wrote:
> > Have you tried commenting out the line? It does not seem to be
> needed.
> >
> > Michel
> >
> > AQ430: Development tools for MSP430Fxxx. Free 30 day trial
version
> > at: www.quadravox.com/aq430pa.htm.
> > --- In msp430@msp4..., "ryanker1 <RyanMcGuire@w...>"
> > <RyanMcGuire@w...> wrote:
> > > I recently downloaded msp430-413stk.asm from the Olimex
website.
> > > When I try to assemble it, I get an
error because it can't find
> > > uart.h. Does anyone know where I can get a copy of the file?
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > > Ryan
Reply by ●January 21, 20032003-01-21
Thanks! You da man!
Since I bought my hardware from a distributer in the US instead of
direct from Olimex, they've been silent in response to my request for
a copy of the file.
Everything assembles fine now. Now I just have to figure out how to
get my PC and the 413STK to play nice together. I haven't been able
to get them to talk to each other.
Thanks again,
Ryan
--- In msp430@msp4..., "michelqv <michel@q...>"
<michel@q...>
wrote:
> OK, I revised my definition of "needed" and asked Olimex for the
> source. Here it is. It's alittle big, but I hope it's usable,
> otherwise, ask me to e-mail it to you.
>
> Michel
>
> ============================> ;-------
> ; UART SUBROUTINES
> ;
<snip>
