James Anderson (@Jim_255)
To me, "Deeply Embedded" is where a major part of the final devices operation relies upon programmable logic in a CPLD,FPGA, or other "Hard" device! I cut my teeth...
In my experience, I've seen a deeply embedded system, where the actual running target RFS(Root file system) was actually decompressed from an archive (.tar) into...
According to the data sheet on the 74HC595 device, if your operating voltage is greater than 4.5V, it should be able to handle a 25Mhz clock signal which is well...
Your code, which obviously runs on the AT89S51 part, is obviously not running on the AT89LP51. So I can only assume that it is some difference between the AT89S51...
And the hardware difference is....(Drum roll)on the PDIP packagePin 31 >> POL: Reset polarity on the AT89LP52Pin 31 >> |EA/VPP : External Address Enable...
It actually depends on the MCU. In my 40 years in embedded firmware development I've worked with a great many MCUs. Some have a "special" Memory area for interrupt...
Ok I'd be happy to elaborate.I was designing embedded systems with 8080/8088 Z-80, 6502 and several other processors as early as 1977, while I was in college....
aniruddhpr4, My first question is Why? Your processor of choice is a 20 Mhz 8 bit device with a 50nS instruction cycle time. Honestly, the C language tools and...
I agree completely with ivanovp. A project I designed some 20 years ago was based on a compact flash device. The powers that be wanted the device to update...
At 62 with 35 years of embedded controller experience, on both the hardware and software side. From designing motherboards on film with colored tape and programming...
Found the root cause of the initial error...You were right, it was not the compiler, one of the original .h files that had global variables in it also had old function...
COMPCORE\MoveObject.cpp is not part of my project. It appears to be an internal error in the compiler. In examination of the release notes for the compiler it...
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