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I am writing C code for an embedded target, Microchip PIC24, and the runtime libc for some reason 开发者_Python百科won\'t properly send \\0 values over the serial port.
I\'m interfacing a Rabbit 5760 CPU to a Bosch BMP085 sensor via I2C.Everything is fine except reading the temperature register is reading back 0xffff (see BP_FINISHTEMP case in switch).I can\'t see wh
Background: We are using Keil to compile our NXP LPC2458 project. There are numerous tasks that are being run on Keil’s RealView RTOS. There is stack space created, which is being allocated to each t
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I have embedded firmware which have terminal over serial transmission. I am doing command from terminal which waits data (text file) which it should save to flash chip. However, writing flash is much
Is there any GPIO interrupt available for STM32F103ZE? I went through the datasheet but didn\'t find anything related to that.
Short Question Which would be easier to emulate (in Python) a complex (SAE J1939) communication stack from an existing embedded C library:
Say I am creating an application bundle with some scripts, maybe a daemon, or even a helper binary...When compiling such a binary.. is it feasible to ./configure/make it with only relative paths?For e
I am using STM32F103ZE I am not getting SPI data correctly. Master is transmitting correctly. But always read as zero where a non zero value has been sent.
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