Bingo600

Have a look here
 
He's got some small examples
http://users.ece.utexas.edu/~valvano/arm/
 
/Bingo

Just saw this free book from Geoffrey Brown , a guy i have had some dialouge with, after i did the Versaloon port to the STM32-VL-Discovery board.
 
Looks like he did a nice work here
 
Discovering.the.STM32.Microcontroller-book
 
Book Url
------------------
www.cs.indiana.edu/~geobrown/book.pdf
 
 
 
http://homes.soic.indiana.edu/geobrown/index.cgi/publications%C2'>
 
 
/Bingo

Just saw this free book from Geoffrey Brown , a guy i have had some dialouge with, after i did the Versaloon port to the STM32-VL-Discovery board.
 
Looks like he did a nice work here
 
Discovering.the.STM32.Microcontroller-book
 
Book Url
------------------
www.cs.indiana.edu/~geobrown/book.pdf
 
 
 
http://homes.soic.indiana.edu/geobrown/index.cgi/publications%C2'>
 
 
/Bingo

Just saw this free book from Geoffrey Brown , a guy i have had some dialouge with, after i did the Versaloon port to the STM32-VL-Discovery board.
 
Looks like he did a nice work here
 
Discovering.the.STM32.Microcontroller-book
 
Book Url
------------------
www.cs.indiana.edu/~geobrown/book.pdf
 
 
 
http://homes.soic.indiana.edu/geobrown/index.cgi/publications%C2'>
 
 
/Bingo

Just saw this free book from Geoffrey Brown , a guy i have had some dialouge with, after i did the Versaloon port to the STM32-VL-Discovery board.
 
Looks like he did a nice work here
 
Discovering.the.STM32.Microcontroller-book
 
Book Url
------------------
www.cs.indiana.edu/~geobrown/book.pdf
 
 
 
http://homes.soic.indiana.edu/geobrown/index.cgi/publications%C2'>
 
 
/Bingo

Just saw this free book from Geoffrey Brown , a guy i have had some dialouge with, after i did the Versaloon port to the STM32-VL-Discovery board.
 
Looks like he did a nice work here
 
Discovering.the.STM32.Microcontroller-book
 
Book Url
------------------
www.cs.indiana.edu/~geobrown/book.pdf
 
 
 
http://homes.soic.indiana.edu/geobrown/index.cgi/publications%C2'>
 
 
/Bingo

If anyone else got a 1$ LPC812 Max board.
http://www.embeddedartists.com/products/lpcxpresso/lpc812_max.php
 
And want to do a blinky with arm-gcc , i just completed one with help from the below repos.
https://github.com/sebseb7/lpc8xx
 
1: Get the base repos
git clone https://github.com/sebseb7/lpc8xx
 
2: Extract the attached sources into the newly cloned lpc8xx dir.
 
3: make
 
4: insert the lpc812 MAX Board into an USB slot on the pc (it'll open a new file-explorer window , like an usb-disk)
, pull the blinky.bin onto the "disk"
 
5: Press the Reset Key on the board , and your program is running.
 
I use linux , and arm-gcc from here https://launchpad.net/gcc-arm-embedded
 
/Bingo
lpc-812-max-blinky.zip

If anyone else got a 1$ LPC812 Max board.
http://www.embeddedartists.com/products/lpcxpresso/lpc812_max.php
 
And want to do a blinky with arm-gcc , i just completed one with help from the below repos.
https://github.com/sebseb7/lpc8xx
 
1: Get the base repos
git clone https://github.com/sebseb7/lpc8xx
 
2: Extract the attached sources into the newly cloned lpc8xx dir.
 
3: make
 
4: insert the lpc812 MAX Board into an USB slot on the pc (it'll open a new file-explorer window , like an usb-disk)
, pull the blinky.bin onto the "disk"
 
5: Press the Reset Key on the board , and your program is running.
 
I use linux , and arm-gcc from here https://launchpad.net/gcc-arm-embedded
 
/Bingo
lpc-812-max-blinky.zip

Have a look here
 
He's got some small examples
http://users.ece.utexas.edu/~valvano/arm/
 
/Bingo

I've been writing on this chip over on 43oh.com. The lpc1114 seems more like an msp430 chip than the cortex-m4 chips this site is focused on. Besides, I can never remember how to spell stellarisiti.com
 
Find it here:
 
forum.43oh.com/topic/3756-my-time-with-the-lpc1114-dip28/
 
-ricl

Just saw this
 
http://hackaday.com/2013/04/27/video-player-built-from-stellaris-launchpad/
 
 
Rather cool
 
/Bingo
 
Oops ... Double post .... Maybe a MOD can remove one of them

Did you remember to let str  point at a something valid ?
Using just str would garble something ...... Whatever str i pointing at ...
 
 
 
{ char buffer[20] , *str; str = buffer; ftoa(g,str) } or - just plain { char buffer[20];  ftoa(g,buffer); }    
 
Ohh btw ... I didn't really look at the ftoa() , but shouldn't that generated string be terminated with a '\0' before returning
 
 
/Bingo

Did you remember to let str  point at a something valid ?
Using just str would garble something ...... Whatever str i pointing at ...
 
 
 
{ char buffer[20] , *str; str = buffer; ftoa(g,str) } or - just plain { char buffer[20];  ftoa(g,buffer); }    
 
Ohh btw ... I didn't really look at the ftoa() , but shouldn't that generated string be terminated with a '\0' before returning
 
 
/Bingo

I'm using Code::Blocks IDE 12.xx on Linux Mint 14.1 Mate - (fast and native as in not java)
To avoid all the "plugin" issues , i'm using makefiles ... And not "Clicky..Clicky".
This gives me the advantage of being able to compile for any arm-gcc supported mcu  TI,NXP,ST,Atmel.
 
So primarily i use CB for editor , and the debugger (uses arm-gdb)
 
Ohh and i second , using the "launchpad" arm compiler.
 
I previously used CodeSourcery lite , but after Mentor took over i have abandoned due to all the register stuff.
 
And i have a feeling that , while ARM was backing up CodeSourcey ($$) before the Mentor takeover.
ARM have moved their support to the "launchpad" arm-gcc , and therefore the launchpad gcc is the one with the most recent features.
 
/Bingo
 
 
Edit: I use this repos/ppa  (the stock CB is too old) -  
 
/etc/apt/sources.list
 
#
# http://lgp203.free.fr/ubuntu/
#
deb http://lgp203.free.fr/ubuntu quantal universe
deb-src http://lgp203.free.fr/ubuntu quantal universe
 

Look here
 
 
http://forum.stellarisiti.com/topic/186-will-ccs-be-free-for-the-stellaris-launchpad/

Just got the 2 new ones , also LX chips. 
But i never would have guessed they they were that hancicapped :-(
http://e2e.ti.com/support/microcontrollers/stellaris_arm_cortex-m3_microcontroller/f/471/t/233624.aspx
 
TI says timerbased port toggle is a No..No on the current chips
 
Well it was cheap.
 
/Bingo

@doragasu
 
Arm is moving CMSIS from http://onarm.com to http://arm.com/cmsis , including the CMSIS forum to http://forums.arm.com/
 
There is a CMSIS v3.01 (CMSIS-SP-00300-r3p1-00rel0.zip) on arm.com.
 
Ohh if anyone want to share their Stellarisware Makefiles (for arm-gcc) , that would be nice
 
 
/Bingo