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RVMDK301A

pt tam

Good news that uV now support ARM9!!

while I am setting up RVMDK301A, I find that this version cannot load assembly source when stepping on assemble. I am using old DK300A project without any changes.

Will this verison support SFR window for AT91RM9200? ;-)

Tam

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  • 0 in reply to Keil Software Support Intl.

    Hi Reinhard,

    Thanks for your idea. :-)
    The SFR defined in symbol windows is only a subset. I am debugging a realtime system that need constantly checking bundles of SFRs. How can I view SPI, SSC SFR?

    Currently I use the trick of debug functions:

    FUNC void show_pmc_reg (void)
{
  printf("AT91C_PMC_SCSR   : %08x\n", _RDWORD(0xFFFFFC08)); // (PMC) System Clock Status Register
  printf("AT91C_PMC_PCSR   : %08x\n", _RDWORD(0xFFFFFC18)); // (PMC) Peripheral Clock Status Register
  :
  :
}

DEFINE BUTTON "PMC", "show_pmc_reg()"

    It works but very time consuming to define this script.

    Tam

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  • 0 in reply to Keil Software Support Intl.

    Hi Reinhard,

    Thanks for your idea. :-)
    The SFR defined in symbol windows is only a subset. I am debugging a realtime system that need constantly checking bundles of SFRs. How can I view SPI, SSC SFR?

    Currently I use the trick of debug functions:

    FUNC void show_pmc_reg (void)
{
  printf("AT91C_PMC_SCSR   : %08x\n", _RDWORD(0xFFFFFC08)); // (PMC) System Clock Status Register
  printf("AT91C_PMC_PCSR   : %08x\n", _RDWORD(0xFFFFFC18)); // (PMC) Peripheral Clock Status Register
  :
  :
}

DEFINE BUTTON "PMC", "show_pmc_reg()"

    It works but very time consuming to define this script.

    Tam

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