I had a LPC1114 on the breadboard area of a development board for quite
a while, fpc (trunk) is able to create binaries for this cpu.
For lpc devices you need a linker script that creates a special
checksum, besides this it works ootb.
Of course you have to work a lot more low level that with mbed.... But
given the fact that the lpc1114 only has 32k of flash you do not want to
have much highlevel abstraction anyway as you will run out of memory
quite fast.
Michael
Am 11.10.15 um 18:24 schrieb Mark Morgan Lloyd:
Paul Breneman wrote:
Got a reply with lots of questions:
How easy is it to do all the common hardware things from Freepascal?
How much low-level setup is required use digital and analog I/O? Can
you use the serial ports? Timers? Capacitive touch sensing? Can you
even access the registers without porting a massive header file? Is
it possible to link with existing C or C++ libraries?
Any quick summary anyone would like for me to post as a response?
Please write back here if you don't want to register on that forum.
My one question would be: how general is this? Specifically, how close
is it to being able to program a breadboarded chip as described at
http://hackaday.com/2015/10/09/arming-a-breadboard-everyone-should-program-an-arm/
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