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So a long time ago, I found a bit of HTML in the factory demo that called the system for a tick count which would display the number of seconds that the system had been running for (TimeTick/TICKS_PER_SECOND) - I found the HTML code, but for the life of me I cannot find any reference to the function...

Thanks roland.ames - I'm going to have to mess with it I guess.

Anyone else have any input?

Ok, so I had a crazy idea, and I wanted the community input. My idea falls along the "save and retrieve user parameters" subject. First, I need to save several structures in memory before I load my program. If I make a loader program that will save a struct to NV RAM, and then I reflash th...

Thanks Tod!! A few things to look over before I decide, but good info. Thanks!

Has anyone tried to integrate Subversion into the NBEclipse? I know that Subversion has some plugins, but I'm not sure if anyone has ever tried, and if so, can it be done?

Thanks!!


Edit - I misread - they're using Subversive? Not sure that's the same thing, but any input appreciated!!

Sorry Dan, I know that I'm making you pull out your hair... The SETUP_PIT_ISR was removed from the interrupt for the PIT - I realize that was an error... Also, I originally had it setup without the iprintf statement - that was implemented to test if the interrupt was working... this was the original...

ecasey wrote:For starters: Take the iprintf() out of the ISR.
That might fix the reset problem.

Tried that already. Doesn't affect it. Especially if I have 1.86 seconds to reset the CWT, and a PIT interrupting to reset it every 1.0 seconds. It resets on the first interrupt from the PIT.

Hi all, I'm trying to get my CWT to reset properly but just can't seem to get it right. It's set up to trigger every 1.8 seconds, and I have a PIT running that loads 0x55 and 0xAA into the CWSR consecutively every full second (PIT interrupt routine handles that). Somehow, it's not working. The inter...

Thanks Ridgeglider! I won't need to poll the pin once it's in IRQ mode. Thanks for the info!

Thanks, but I don't think I conveyed my IRQ needs correctly. FYI, this is for a power supply. I need the IRQ to trigger the ISR on the falling edge. In my case, the pin will remain low for milliseconds to minutes. Then it is reset to trigger on the rising edge, where it will remain for that same amo...