C++ and section attribute Clawson, cool down please.
In my case, as always, bootloader and main app are two separate applications, compiled separately. The main app uses bootloader code to save some space...
Monday, 26 September 2011 - 21:29
New avr-gcc on wrightflyer - based on AS5 (Revoked) EW: Can we see your presentation as webcast in Internet? NY is rather pretty far away from me, but it is extremely interesting to hear something about toolchain future.
Tuesday, 13 September 2011 - 06:03
AES on AVR I's not necessary to use AVR32, Xmega has AES hardware acceleration too.
Thursday, 21 July 2011 - 15:46
AES on AVR Of course it can:
http://avrcryptolib.das-labor.or...
Tuesday, 19 July 2011 - 06:53
RE: Re: RE: Re: WinAVR continuation Thanks. I know about mailing list, but I’m sorry to say that, but to me it seems that gcc developers are living in their own word, and it’s a problem to communicate with them...
Monday, 6 June 2011 - 14:53
RE: Re: RE: Re: WinAVR continuation Hi, vtables again :)
I’ve been looking into gcc internals described in online docs, and found something interesting.
We already have instruction patterns, like tablejump, which...
Tuesday, 31 May 2011 - 16:37
RE: Re: RE: Re: WinAVR continuation Probably you are right. But in that case it should be even simpler to modify. As I said, avr-gcc can perfectly work with look up tables. For example, if you have a big switch/case...
Sunday, 29 May 2011 - 13:29
RE: Re: RE: Re: WinAVR continuation SprinterSB wrote: Ok. Let me give an overview what would have to be done in gcc: Put the vtable in a specific section like, e.g. .progmem.data. If the backend cannot tell if a...
Sunday, 29 May 2011 - 11:12
RE: Re: RE: Re: WinAVR continuation SprinterSB wrote:TFrancuz wrote:"vtables in flash are easy to implement in g++." It does not matter if it appears to be easy from a perspective outside GCC. The only thing that...
Saturday, 28 May 2011 - 15:58
RE: Re: RE: Re: WinAVR continuation To me vtable looks like look up table – in both cases we have a list o pointers. But look up tables are placed by avr-gcc entirely in FLASH, whereas vtables are copied into SRAM...
Saturday, 28 May 2011 - 12:46
CPU core clock change Yes, I will put a crystal. Just RFM22 has its own crystal, so I was thinking that it will be easy to use it.
Friday, 6 May 2011 - 17:24
CPU core clock change I use RFM22 radio module, which can output selectable clock. But by default it outputs 1MHz clock, which is to slow for me, but later I can switch it to 10MHz. Do you think that...
Clawson, cool down please. In my case, as always, bootloader and main app are two separate applications, compiled separately. The main app uses bootloader code to save some space...
EW: Can we see your presentation as webcast in Internet? NY is rather pretty far away from me, but it is extremely interesting to hear something about toolchain future.
I's not necessary to use AVR32, Xmega has AES hardware acceleration too.
Of course it can: http://avrcryptolib.das-labor.or...
Thanks. I know about mailing list, but I’m sorry to say that, but to me it seems that gcc developers are living in their own word, and it’s a problem to communicate with them...
Hi, vtables again :) I’ve been looking into gcc internals described in online docs, and found something interesting. We already have instruction patterns, like tablejump, which...
Probably you are right. But in that case it should be even simpler to modify. As I said, avr-gcc can perfectly work with look up tables. For example, if you have a big switch/case...
SprinterSB wrote: Ok. Let me give an overview what would have to be done in gcc: Put the vtable in a specific section like, e.g. .progmem.data. If the backend cannot tell if a...
SprinterSB wrote:TFrancuz wrote:"vtables in flash are easy to implement in g++." It does not matter if it appears to be easy from a perspective outside GCC. The only thing that...
To me vtable looks like look up table – in both cases we have a list o pointers. But look up tables are placed by avr-gcc entirely in FLASH, whereas vtables are copied into SRAM...
Yes, I will put a crystal. Just RFM22 has its own crystal, so I was thinking that it will be easy to use it.
I use RFM22 radio module, which can output selectable clock. But by default it outputs 1MHz clock, which is to slow for me, but later I can switch it to 10MHz. Do you think that...
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