Version: 1
Status: Complete
License: BSD
Download: /files/project_builds/347.zip
I wanted some minimalistic UART code so I hacked the XC-1 UART demo Tx and Rx functions to produce this little demo - it simply inputs characters typed in to a terminal emulator program into an array and sends them back again when 10 characters have been received.
I wanted some minimalistic UART code so I hacked the XC-1 UART demo Tx and Rx functions to produce this little demo - it simply inputs characters typed in to a terminal emulator program into an array and sends them back again when 10 characters have been received.
Simple UART demo
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I will test if I can make this run on the XDK and send data to the PC over the USB cable and FTDI chip.
Using the printf to the console is painfully slow.
Using the printf to the console is painfully slow.
Probably not the most confused programmer anymore on the XCORE forum.
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I made a software "oscilloscope" in MATLAB so I can see signal data in the XCORE over the UART.
Probably not the most confused programmer anymore on the XCORE forum.
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Hi there!
The link is not there anymore . would be glad to know more about it.Thanks
The link is not there anymore . would be glad to know more about it.Thanks
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