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Hello my friends,
I have posted some questions on this forum in the past and I have another one to ask. This is kind of an advanced feature of a microcontroller.
I am trying to develop a C# program which takes a .hex file as input file and burns it onto the flash memory of MCU (LPC1768) using ISP.
I have everything running good. The only thing that really confuses me is the UUencoding that is mentioned it the datasheet. You have to UUencode your data and send them to MCU. If anybody has any experience in this regard, please share it with me.
Thanks a lot
I used to use the function UUEncode in the class but I think it has very buggy and made strings with different characters.
Note that google has lots of information about UUencode, since it is a well-known way to convert binary data into ASCII data with limited increase in total data size - i.e. being more compact than hex encoding.
www.lmgtfy.com
Dear friends,
Thanks for your help. Actually googling did not work in this occasion, but I found an application note on NXP's website which exactly describes what I needed.
This is the link if you are interested: www.nxp.com/search
Oh my good - googling did not work? Are you saying that you on NXP:s website located information that wasn't indexed by Google? I feel I would have to use the favourite word of Vizzini from "The Princess Bride" - inconceivable.
Nonsense!
The very first hit from www.lmgtfy.com/ is the NXP AN11229 Application Note!
Too late. I notified Google of their serious omission. They were very apologetic and said they'd update their server immediately. They also said that Bob (who apparently is the guy that sits there surfing the Internet all day long, updating the master index files) is going to receive a smack.