Something wrong with my keil?

Have I checked the compiler switches? I need to check them. Will the delay function work? Will it always work? What can effect it? Is anybody listening?

Have I checked the compiler switches? I need to check them. Will the delay function work? Will it always work? What can effect it? Is anybody listening?

Obviously I cannot check if the delay is working because nothing is working on the stamp board.

Can I post the screenshots somewhere?

I can make a smaller simple program first?

I tried with this..

#include <LPC21xx.H>                                              // LPC2119 MPU Register

/* pototype  section */


int main(void)
{
  PINSEL2 &= 0xFFFFFFFC;                                                                    // Makesure GPIO1.16 = GPIO Function
  IODIR1   = 0x00010000;                                                        // Set GPIO1.16 = Output
  IOSET1   = 0x00010000;                                        // Set GPIO1.16 Output Pin (OFF LED)
        IOCLR1 = 0x00010000;                                                                    // Clear Output Pin P1.16 (ON LED)

}

But the same thing. Port 1 remained high.
Can you compile it and post the HEX contents so I can compare?

thanks a lot

did I forget to put a loop at the end of main to stop it ending?

can you compile it yourself?

int main(void)
{
  // la de da coding stuff

the_next_step:
  goto the_next_step;
}

It's good to know that C/C++ has no suitable looping construct for creating infinite loops, so a goto construct is needed.

goto is an old technique for branching, long since lost in the sands of time.

I corrected the while(1); issue because I had modified the original code and I forgot the infinite loop at the end. I still have nothing working.

Now I am just putting the Port Low but it is remaining @ 2.1V. How come. This is the code:

#include <LPC21xx.H>                                              // LPC2119 MPU Register


int main(void)
{
  PINSEL2 &= 0xFFFFFFFC;                                                                    // Makesure GPIO1.16 = GPIO Function
  IODIR1   = 0x00010000;                                                        // Set GPIO1.16 = Output
  IOSET1   = 0x00010000;                                        // Set GPIO1.16 Output Pin (OFF LED)

  // Loop Blink LED on GPIO1.16 //

    IOCLR1 = 0x00010000;                                                                        // Clear Output Pin P1.16 (ON LED)
        while(1);
}

This is a screen shot of the options. Is there anything wrong for LPC2119?

This is a screen shot of the options. Is there anything wrong for LPC2119?

[IMG]i58.tinypic.com/20ruuet.png[/IMG]

you need a delay function to see the blinking

  IOSET1   = 0x00010000;     // Set GPIO1.16 Output Pin (OFF LED)

  // Loop Blink LED on GPIO1.16 //
  delay_function();

    IOCLR1 = 0x00010000;

But i think that it will not working yet. Can you send another screen shot from linker tab?