Thanks Guys, the binary package will be enough for now (fortunatly
there's already an arch package:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/arm-none-eabi/). I will take a look
later on the packaging stuff, but the source tarball seems really
overcomplicated, we might should use the binary.
Andris
On M
Razvan's scripts morphed into what I have for the msp430 toolchain.
On Mon, Nov 5, 2012 at 9:13 AM, Thomas Schmid wrote:
> Andras,
>
> I am currently using the latest CodeBench ARM Toolchain. Seems to work
> great. We had a lot of difficulty to get the lates ARM GCC to compile
> (~1/2 year ago),
I am trying to turn-off the receiver while I upload a message to the
microcontroller. In RF230DriverHwAckP.nc:ServiceRadio(), I force the
RF230 to the state TRX_OFF by executing
writeRegister(RF230_TRX_STATE, RF230_FORCE_TRX_OFF). I also read the
Status register to confirm the new state.
I howev
Andras,
I am currently using the latest CodeBench ARM Toolchain. Seems to work
great. We had a lot of difficulty to get the lates ARM GCC to compile
(~1/2 year ago), and CodeBench has a precompiled version.
I believe Razvan has some scripts that at some point compiled the
toolchain, but I am not
Hi Guys,
Is there an official toolchain for the sam3* platforms (Cortex M3)?
If not, what version of gcc/binutils/libc (I don't know what else
needed by the arm toolchain) should I use?
Is there a script/tutorial which discribes how to compile it?
BTW, if I do this, I will do it how I did the avr
Hi All,
For a project I need to add an objective function to TinyOS 2.1.1. So which
OF is implemented as the basic function, is there a paper describing the
OF? And which functions (in the code) are responsible for choosing the
parent node?
I know that it is much easier to do in TinyOS 2.1.2 bu
