mand() then
> clears sCommandReceived).
>
> What am I missing?
You need to make sCommandReceived a volatile variable.
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ng an unsigned data type. It
seems to me that you do not have a debugger. Instead of in main, put
differrent value out on the receive function just to know which condition
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t; If you want generic GCC toolchain information then go to the generic
> mailing lists:
>
> Binutils:
> <http://www.gnu.org/software/binutils/>
> Where you can ask about the linker. Mailing list info is towards the
> bottom.
Thanks. I have posted
atmegas, that is as
simple as it could probably get. Half of full duplex? I may not change
greatly from regular UART communication.
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information is
generic of the GCC toolchain. My immediate requirement of this kind is for
the coldfire port.
Any help will be appreciated.
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nt a character '8' and
> have set up receiving code to accept and interpret it. Could you please
> evaluate the RX code, am I missing something? Thanks much in advance.
Your receive code seems fine but before you debug that i recommend that
confirm with your oscilloscope that the RX
; {
> send_val_1('8');
> // send_val_1('7');
> // send_val_1('6');
> }
> return 0;
> }
> / END OF TX CODE/
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works fine on the output latch register.
Is this not how it is with the AVR as well? We write into the PORTx register
but read pin states from the PINx registers.
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ch do not exist in its library.
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important to learn as all of them
are very similar to use with varing qualities of GUI.
As a user, IDE integration is very important.
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On Friday 30 Sep 2005 2:15 pm IST, Vincent Trouilliez wrote:
VT> Hi list,
VT>
VT>
VT> I have been advised to use CVS when develop
.
You are right. the debian packages do not contain these patches. They are
not patched to generate the COFF debug patch either.
I recently built myselt the tool chain of avr-gcc, avr-libc, avr-binutils
and avrdude. I have generated .deb packages that i can share with you.
These should support bin
you'll be able to do
JW> -- that's the good news.)
JW>
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the tools, i did not use the installation directory /usr/local/avr to build the tools but instead built them in the home directory. Does that matter?
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debugging.
Previously i used the files provided by Rod at
http://home.telkomsa.net/antera/
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lumn into my C code.
I had both the table and the strings in ROM. This method helped me plenty as
i would repeatedly chance the strings during development. It also helped me
document it more easily! :-)
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. I'll ensure a "Most Significant
Bit/Byte first". :-)
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On Thursday 07 Jul 2005 8:09 pm IST, Stumpf Michael wrote:
SM> see http://babbage.cs.qc.edu/courses/cs341/IEEE-754hex32.html
SM>
SM> :-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
SM> :Von: [EM
pattern. I would
like to know how you do it. I tried googling around to get info but failed.
May be i was not searching right!
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PN> Hello,
PN>
PN> Currently avr-gcc supports only float and not double.
PN> The byte pattern given in your query results in a
PN>
91 3F
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t; static struct S not_shared_struct = {2, 6};
Yes, but i wanted to know how i do it for the stucture which has no name
as above. Stupid doubt i guess... All i had to do was give the
structure a name like "command_proto".
Sorry! When i fall short of sleep... i come up with stupid ideas /
doubts! ;-)
> //shared and not_shared variables are accessible
>
>
> other_file.c:
>
> #include "globa.h"
>
> //shared variables are accessible
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say global.c, i want the structure to be accessible in other
files like this;
length = strlen_P(command[XYZ].name);
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some way to change it so that the default reply to
> address is the list address ?
Thanks Anton. I was going to post a similar request. I hope there can be
this change. Alternately i have to get used to using "Reply to all"
instead of just "
need for it. I have left the pin floating in my system's design and it
all works fine.
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silly questions. I am not used to this separation of
flash and RAM. My previously used compiler handled flash strings in a
different way.
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On Saturday 04 Jun 2005 1:01 am IST, Kitts wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Are there any special considerations to take care of when using the
> function strlen()? The function does not always return the right
> values. Some times it appears to skip a NULL character and reaches
> out to
documentation i found
the function to have the "_ATTR_PURE_" attribute. Could this be the
cause for the problem? What does this attribute signify anyway?
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t but the max program memory was something like 4KB which is why i
did not bother. I still do not see a listing of this under product
listings on their website!?
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he ATmega103
compatibility mode enabled. This just might be your problem.
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rinted, no
> changed surface)
> in the lower right corner. Is the micro correctly soldered onto the
> pcb?
>
> What else could be wrong?
>
> Can i give some more information?
>
> Any help is appreciated.
>
>
> Best regards,
> Torsten.
>
>
>
>
On Tuesday 31 May 2005 11:07 pm IST, you wrote:
> Kitts wrote:
> >Hi All,
> >
> >Does anybody here use FreeRTOS with the AVR?
> >
> >Well! With FreeRTOS, i tried running the demo application making
> >suitable modifications for use with the atmega16 but it
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better!" the STK500 is a very useful tool making it very convenient for
development. The STK500 itself does not have any character displays.
AFAIK it is the STK502 extention that provided character displays.
Again these are LCD characters and not 7 segment led displays.
l but suggest that you quickly move on to GCC (If it is what you
want to use :-)) by reading the GCC manual and the AVR-libc manual as
suggested.
Welcome to the world of the AVR!
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