On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 9:01 AM, dlc d...@frii.com wrote:
Well tell us then man!
DLC
Jan Johansson wrote:
After a few nights of digging the net for info
i have resolved the chain of problems.
thanks to all who answered my questions
long before i even asked.
-j
I don't think avr-libc
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1. Daisy-chain the JTAG from the Mega128 to the Altera. This doesn't
seem to work, I believe it's due to the AVR not implementing the JTAG
spec correctly (although I'd be more than happy to be told that I've
Hate to perpetuate the off-topic blitz we're having here, but I have
to weigh in.
We
in manufacturing or test that were irreversibly
set incorrectly. That assumption as I recall was echoed by the tech
support person I was emailing back forth with in Norway.
Steve
On 5/22/07, Rick Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On May 22, 2007, at 1:45 PM, Steve Franks wrote:
We placed
On 5/10/07, Gavin Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Declaring the RAM variable as static would restrict it's scope to the
module (read .c file) in which it's found according to the C standard.
If one of your .c files was changing the variable and you could see
those changes from the other .c file
I think I may have finally found my first legitimate bug! Then,
again, maybe not:
Anyway, if you have a project with two C/C++ sources, both of which
include the same header, and you have:
static char temp_ee __attribute__((section (.eeprom))) = 10;
in the header, if you build, you will see
DDI +64 9 978 8757
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I think I may have finally
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I have an ATMega128 that is resetting unexpectantly
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Hello all,
I'm getting an
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p.s. I forgot to mention, this discussion should probably be moved to
p.s. If anyone has a reply to the second half of my message, I suggest
we move it to the 'avr-chat' list instead...
Steve
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Just to relate my experience -
I've personally never had a problem with a device that had an 8MHz
internal oscilator to run at 38.4kbps (UBRR=12).
That said, if I set OSCCAL to the recommended value, it usually kills
the UART. I think this is due to the fact that UBRR=12 on a 'real'
8MHz
to bug fixes enhancements.
Not having used anything else, I couldn't mention specifics.
Steve
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kchoo,
Unfortunately, Atmel changes the names of things in their datasheets from
part to part. In an effort to remain unambiguous, gccavr always uses the
exact names from the datasheet. Therefore, when changing devices, you will
often need to changes port, device, or interrupt names. Look
.
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Hello,
Looking at Avr309, I notice a 12MHz xtal is utilized with a
3.5V regulator.
However, the External Clock Drive table of the AtMega8
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