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Is it possible for me to add my own code into lpc17xx

how would I add stat -c to read the time stamp and touch -d to change the time stamp much like it is in linux does any arm exist??

virtual int stat(const char *-c) { return -1; };
virtual int touch(const char *-d) { return -1; };

#!/bin/bash
#
BASE_OLD=/mnt/old-raid
BASE_NEW=/mnt/new-raid

cd $BASE_OLD
find . -type f |
while read fname
do
$BASE_NEW/${fname}

TS=$(stat -c '%Y' "${BASE_OLD}/${fname}")


TIMESTAMP=$(date -d @${TS} +'%d %b %Y %R')

touch -d "${TIMESTAMP}" "${BASE_NEW}/${fname}"

echo "${BASE_NEW}/${fname}"

done

Is it possible for me to add my own code into lpc17xx

how would I add stat -c to read the time stamp and touch -d to change the time stamp much like it is in linux does any arm exist??

virtual int stat(const char *-c) { return -1; };
virtual int touch(const char *-d) { return -1; };

#!/bin/bash
#
BASE_OLD=/mnt/old-raid
BASE_NEW=/mnt/new-raid

cd $BASE_OLD
find . -type f |
while read fname
do
$BASE_NEW/${fname}

TS=$(stat -c '%Y' "${BASE_OLD}/${fname}")


TIMESTAMP=$(date -d @${TS} +'%d %b %Y %R')

touch -d "${TIMESTAMP}" "${BASE_NEW}/${fname}"

echo "${BASE_NEW}/${fname}"

done

Does anybody here understand what the OP wants from our lives?
Brother, it is not a PC your working with, OK?

Why don't you just tell me the ARM code for getting the time stamp and changing it then, because I know it exist.

The "ARM code" will require you to address the chip's RTC (I think it has one) or a network source, hardware timer etc.

And I can use that to change the .bin time stamp or do I need to change the lpc17xx time stamp so it is newer date than the .bin . if you understand what I mean instead of changing the .bin time stamp are you saying to just change the lpc17xx chips time stamp.

If your program contains the ANSI C macros __TIME__ and/or __DATA__ you can expect a "time stamp" in your .bin files regardless of LPC1768 RTC settings.
You really need to first _understand_ what you are doing (and talking about) and to my understanding you don't. Merging bin files? Are you sure that's a good idea?

I am student with no money so the boot loader method is not a option at the moment.

How exactly is a bootloader related to you not having any money?

A .bin file contains no "time stamp" of any kind unless __TIME__ and/or __DATE__ are compiled with the sources.

I am I am trying to time travel ok:)

the magic chip I have yes do you understand loads the bin file with the future time into the flash memory you understand I have second bin that is the past ok :)

I want to change the past bin so it is the future bin ok

so for me to do this I have to change the time stamp or rename the file ok.

Do you understand what I am I am trying to do I am

DO you really think that I did not already know this, for something that should have taken 3 mins of time today has taken how long.

Then use a hex editor to go back to the future...!

But no standard LPC17xx processor have a file system. It's just a dumb processor.

And the boot loader shipped inside the LPC17xx do not have any functionality to look for any files anywhere to program into the flash.

So all your references up until now aren't telling us any single thing about what software you are trying to fight with.

A standard MCB1700 board do not contain any file system unless someone have added such software to the board. And it is then that specific implementation that controls how to access files. How to see if there are date stamps associated with the files. And it is then that specific software that may potentially copy files from an external flash memory into the internal flash of the LPC17xx processor. Or if you have a LPC17xx processor that do support running from external memory.

But whatever information you do not supply to us, can not be understood by us. We can't guess. So we can't help.

The one who supplied you with a preprogrammed board should know the answers to your questions.

Do you perhaps know how to fix this code to make the rename in my software to start working

int rename(const char *old, const char *new)
{
    return -1;
}

I have been told something needs correcting or is wrong ?

Just ignore this guy, it's a joke.

this is not a joke, I am working with two boards one is the MCB1700 board the other is the MBED, that code I posted is from the Mbed library but they are only a very small ground and never very helpful or clever.

this is not a joke

well, the above post is

"Do you perhaps know how to fix this code to make the rename in my software to start working

int rename(const char *old, const char *new)
{
   return -1;
}

I have been told something needs correcting or is wrong ?"