Yahya Tawil over at Atadiat wrote in to let us know about a corner-stone feature in ARM Cortex-M3 processors called bit-banding: Writing a portable code is one of the concerns for developers, and while dealing with bit-fields is not standard in all compilers, it is not very advisable to use. When a feature is available […]
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LPC1769 debugging with the Bus Blaster
Alvaro wrote a post on his blog detailing how to debug LPC1769 with the Bus Blaster: After getting the gcc-arm compiler working with the mbed, I decided to take a look at my LPCXpresso LPC1769 development board. The mbed is really easy to program. It mounts as a flash drive and you just drag and […]
USBug LPC1343 development board update
A few days ago we wrote about the open source USBbug LPC1343 development board designed by Squonk. He started a GitHub page for his project, and shared the first pic of the built board. Via the forum.