I urgently need a C-code example of how to send data to a host computer during
acquisition.
I am developping an e-Cos acquisition application and I need to send data
on-line to the host computer during acquisition (the dataset is too big ~ 1GB).
I was told that it can be done by using an ftp
On Mon, Jan 23, 2006 at 08:21:57AM -0500, Solis-Najera, Sergio wrote:
I urgently need a C-code example of how to send data to a host
computer during acquisition.
I am developping an e-Cos acquisition application and I need to send
data on-line to the host computer during acquisition (the
On Mon, 2006-01-23 at 08:21 -0500, Solis-Najera, Sergio wrote:
I urgently need a C-code example of how to send data to a host
computer during acquisition.
I am developping an e-Cos acquisition application and I need to
send data on-line to the host computer during acquisition (the
dataset
It seems troubling to me that the context switching code does not save and
restore all registers. Any register(s) not saved and restored by the
context switching code could not be used anywhere, since you would never
know when a context switch occurred, clobbering the registers. I agree that
Hello,
In redboot, if I want to write to peripheral register in sync memory (such
as 0x7000 in cirrus EP9301 chip), can I directly placed the address
0x7000 into the HAL_WRITE_UINT32, or do I need to call
hal_virt_to_phys_address to convert 0x7000 to physical address?
Thank you.
Jim
Hi,
I have an eCos system running on MIPS 4kep processor with no problem. Bur
recently I needed to add CorExtend UDI (User Defined Instruction) to my
application. Somehow the GNU toolchain doesn't recoginze the udi keyword.
Does anyone try to use sde-gcc instead of mipsisa32-elf-gcc to compile
Hello,
The following question should be asked whether the redboot can access
memory mapped peripheral register (And how if it can?)?
I can access EP9301 internal register, but not able to access memory
mapped peripheral registers (0x7000 for example) by HAL_READ_UINT32
and HAL_WRITE_UNIT32.
On Tue, 2006-01-24 at 14:05 +1100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
The following question should be asked whether the redboot can access
memory mapped peripheral register (And how if it can?)?
I can access EP9301 internal register, but not able to access memory
mapped peripheral registers
Hi All,
We currently run a PXA26X processor which has built-in Intel Strata
flash. We are about to migrate to the PXA255 which requires off-chip
flash. The devices we are looking at are:
1) AMD S29PL-J (full part no. S29PL127J65BFW002) and
2) Toshiba TC58FVM7 (full part no. TC58FVM7B5BX465)
We
