The Mitrion Platform has been used during the fall 2006 semester at McGill University to teach graduate level students parallel programming techniques for application acceleration using FPGAs.

PLDA is pleased to announce that its new PCI Express Programmable Switch IP is now PCI-SIG compliant.

... [...] ... Good, it makes sense. Thank you for posting the solution. It may help me in the near future also.

Hi, I finally find the answer: /**************************/ //main.c: Prints "Test... 123" into serial port #include "dbug12.h" int main(void) {

... Howdy, good to see someone using my FreeRTOS port besides me :) I think I have seen your warning before. It's safer to see the source or disassembly that

Hi, I am testing the FreeRTOS HCS12/GCC port (tanks for Jefferson L Smith ... main.c:212: banked address [0:c000] (c000) is not in the same bank as current

... It shows :) ... I am curious how you were referred to this yahoogroup. It seems suspicious that it looks like a handful of students are rushing here at the

Hello, i am new here. I have a problem with my s12x controler board, the pit doesn´t work. My first try doesn´t work: #include /* common

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... What has this got to do with GCC? Are you trying to use the A/D present on the chip? If so, I suggest that you read the manual to learn how to use it, try

Display ADC input to 16*2 lcd display.... Hi all , I am now doing the final year project . My project is take the voltage of light which detected by the

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... I've seen this in analogue circuits, with old op-amps. Causes weird stuff to happen. It can even cause some op-amps (the '709 comes to mind) to invert

On Tue, 12 Dec 2006 03:05:48 +1000, zoro.osvetnik ... It's called latchup. It occurs in response to power supply dips or spikes, as well as slow signal

... [snip] ... You need to decouple your power supplies, not move code. ... You are betting your life on a sinking ship. If you chose to rely on that EPROM

... Wow! That certainly fits the definition of an "electrically hostile environment". I'm sure that you have thought of this, but perhaps it would be easier

J, Sounds like you would be better served with an HC12 or one of the 711E series (where everything could be placed on the MCU), but if you are stuck with the

... the ... Hello John. Thanks for your reply. It's been helpful, and also Mike's comments, too. I apologize if some members think this question is irrelevant