Hi all,
I'm working on improving IRQ support on PIC32 and I'm testing UART Rx using
the shell.
The shell uses putchar, but putchar is buffered and needs a flush, thus
when typing at the console I get no feedback until I press enter (the line
feed gets echo'd and then we get the flush).
I'm
e no one else is getting this error ?"
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> Probably you are the first to build it with GCC 7.x :)
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> It has stricter rules regarding variable types.
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I'm getting several failures on MIPS with size_t vs int usage in this PR
(#9368)
eg:
Building application "tests_driver_ata8520e" for "pic32-clicker" with
MCU "mips_pic32mx".
main.c: In function 'ata8520e_sigfox_cmd':
main.c:84:24: error: format '%d' expects argument of type 'int', but
argument
Hi,
What is RIOT's position on using named bitfields for register
definitions ? I know they are frown upon as there are no endian
guarantees in the C standard, personally I don't use them, but the PIC32
device files supplied by Microchip do include bitfield structures for
most registers so could
Hi Leon,
I see from the riot mailing list that you are working on a mips32 port
of RIOT.
Let me introduce myself, I manage the RTOS / embedded group at
Imagination Technologies and one of the activities my group gets
involved in is helping out open source RTOSes to improve their MIPS
support,
