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Value of QSPI CS signals is determined per queue x by content of related QCRx[QSPI_CS] bit field. But, Netburner's library has limitation: it allows to set only the same value to all (x=0 to 15) QCRx[ QSPI_CS ] bit fields. See description of function QSPIInit() at qspi.cpp file. You need to call QSP...

More graceful solution would be modifying of Netburner's custom file basictypes.h to eliminate conflicts with ANSI C99 file inttypes.h.

Thanks to tod and Chris Ruff for the suggestions. After all, I encountered, that stdint.h is included in the single place: port.h. The library uses file port.h for general platform-specific includes and declarations. The implemented solution is modification of port.h: - Replace #include <inttypes.h>...

I receive the following compilation error during porting of some free code: C:\nburn\gcc-m68k\m68k-elf\include/stdint.h:45: error: redefinition of typedef 'int8_t' C:\nburn\include/basictypes.h:90: error: previous declaration of 'int8_t' was here How can i eliminate the conflict without modifying a ...

Just for comparison between floating and fractional arithmetics. I implemented: - Automatic conversion of Freescale FFT code from CodeWarrior to GNU assembler convention - Manual conversion of (non-supported) MAC instructions to eMAC instructions - Some debugging - Adding feature of programmable qua...

Possibly, sending the prepared file from any terminal emulator is a satisfactory solution for continuous data stream.

v8dave wrote: Ideally what I am looking for is an app that can output continuous data so that I can test the screen update. Something that generates the cursor position, colour etc.

I'd recommend PuTTY: "a free implementation of Telnet and SSH for Windows and Unix platforms, along with an xterm terminal emulator". http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ It can be configured for VT100 or ANSI as well. Hi all, I am trying to locate a VT100/ANSI emulator to te...

The boot monitor port is successfully switched between the two UARTs of mod5270 using my custom board and IPSetup. Check for any activity at 3.3 V TXD line of UART1. Possibly, the issue is caused by the chip of line interface circuit. If the chip has TxEn pin, check the logic level at this pin. If y...

seulater, Return value of writestring() or any other function, which writes into the TCP socket, indicates successful transfer of data from the application to TCP of the source host. If this portion of the data can be transferred to TCP of the destination host (despite temporary network problems lik...

Behavior of writestring() or any other function, which writes into the TCP socket, is correct. The problem is common misunderstanding , what means "TCP guaranties delivery of data". The book "Effective TCP/IP Programming by Jon C. Snader, Copyright 2000 by Addison-Wesley.'' (http://ho...