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Re: How to write a string to serial?
Hi Feilpe
I found the "task_sleep()" function in legacy.h, When I add the "task_sleep(500)" and the include file legacy.h, the compiler tell:
undefined reference to `_legacy_sleep'
I am
Hi Feilpe
I found the "task_sleep()" function in legacy.h, When I add the "task_sleep(500)" and the include file legacy.h, the compiler tell:
undefined reference to `_legacy_sleep'
I am
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kk <pinganddu90@...>
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Re: How to write a string to serial?
Hi, depending on where the message is placed, you will not see it on console.
if I remember the hw example in zephyr was implemented on whis way:
void main(void)
{
printf("Hello_x86!
Hi, depending on where the message is placed, you will not see it on console.
if I remember the hw example in zephyr was implemented on whis way:
void main(void)
{
printf("Hello_x86!
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Felipe Neves
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Re: How to write a string to serial?
Hi Kumar
That not works
Thanks
Hi Kumar
That not works
Thanks
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kk <pinganddu90@...>
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Re: How to write a string to serial?
If you just use printf() you will get strings outputted to serial with most default configurations.
- k
If you just use printf() you will get strings outputted to serial with most default configurations.
- k
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Kumar Gala
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How to write a string to serial?
Hi all
I am new to this mailing list.
I connect my arduino 101 to minicom, I have set the serial port:
ttyUSB0 8N1
I use the Adafruit 4 pin cable (PL2303)
black Ground connect GND on arduino
Hi all
I am new to this mailing list.
I connect my arduino 101 to minicom, I have set the serial port:
ttyUSB0 8N1
I use the Adafruit 4 pin cable (PL2303)
black Ground connect GND on arduino
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kk <pinganddu90@...>
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How to write a string to serial?
Hi all
I am new to this mailing list.
I connect my arduino 101 to minicom, I have set the serial port:
ttyUSB0 8N1
I use the Adafruit 4 pin cable (PL2303)
black Ground connect GND on arduino
Hi all
I am new to this mailing list.
I connect my arduino 101 to minicom, I have set the serial port:
ttyUSB0 8N1
I use the Adafruit 4 pin cable (PL2303)
black Ground connect GND on arduino
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kk <pinganddu90@...>
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Zephyr GDB python scripts?
Hi there! I'm new to Zephyr. I was looking for gdb python scripts that add commands/shortcuts to gdb to do helpful things like dump memory pool blocks, print out status of sync primitives, etc. Does
Hi there! I'm new to Zephyr. I was looking for gdb python scripts that add commands/shortcuts to gdb to do helpful things like dump memory pool blocks, print out status of sync primitives, etc. Does
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The, Martijn <martijn.the@...>
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Re: Build of samples/hello_world for Arduino 101 fails with SDK v0.9 works with SDK v0.8.2
It’s an openocd path issue. SDK0.9 is using x86_64, not i686.
Please try to add the following lines to .zephyrrc if you are using it.
export
It’s an openocd path issue. SDK0.9 is using x86_64, not i686.
Please try to add the following lines to .zephyrrc if you are using it.
export
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Qiu, PeiyangX <peiyangx.qiu@...>
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#16
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Re: Build of samples/hello_world for Arduino 101 fails with SDK v0.9 works with SDK v0.8.2
Looks like you are still using the 0.8.2 SDK?
Seems like something isn’t right with your zephyr-sdk-0.9 install. What do you get for:
ls
Looks like you are still using the 0.8.2 SDK?
Seems like something isn’t right with your zephyr-sdk-0.9 install. What do you get for:
ls
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Nashif, Anas
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Re: Build of samples/hello_world for Arduino 101 fails with SDK v0.9 works with SDK v0.8.2
Seems like something isn’t right with your zephyr-sdk-0.9 install. What do you get for:
ls /home/alexm/swdev/zephyr-sdk-0.9/sysroots/i686-pokysdk-linux/usr/bin/iamcu-poky-elfiamcu
- k
Seems like something isn’t right with your zephyr-sdk-0.9 install. What do you get for:
ls /home/alexm/swdev/zephyr-sdk-0.9/sysroots/i686-pokysdk-linux/usr/bin/iamcu-poky-elfiamcu
- k
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Kumar Gala
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Build of samples/hello_world for Arduino 101 fails with SDK v0.9 works with SDK v0.8.2
I was testing out building the v1.6.0 kernel using SDK v0.9 for BOARD=arduino_101 and it failed.
I was able to build it using the SDK v0.8.2, but it failed to flash via openOCD.
I´m using Ubuntu
I was testing out building the v1.6.0 kernel using SDK v0.9 for BOARD=arduino_101 and it failed.
I was able to build it using the SDK v0.8.2, but it failed to flash via openOCD.
I´m using Ubuntu
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Alex Molina
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Re: Intel Pattern Matching in Zephyr?
Hi Vinay, thanks for the very useful information, I'll take a look on the supplied link :)
A question to you, did you use the intel QMSI software package as interface between physical registers and
Hi Vinay, thanks for the very useful information, I'll take a look on the supplied link :)
A question to you, did you use the intel QMSI software package as interface between physical registers and
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Felipe Neves
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Re: Intel Pattern Matching in Zephyr?
Hello guys,
I have some experience with the PME and have documented some of the examples.
https://github.com/vraoresearch/Intel-Pattern-Matching-Technology
While the Arduino library has all the
Hello guys,
I have some experience with the PME and have documented some of the examples.
https://github.com/vraoresearch/Intel-Pattern-Matching-Technology
While the Arduino library has all the
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Vinay R Rao <vinay.rao@...>
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Re: Issue when debugging STM32 board with zephyr openocd
Hi Felipe,
Thanks for this answer.
I did not build with specific optimization flag, I did not enable symbol generation neither.
Steps to reproduce are as follows:
$make BOARD=nucleo_f4... debug
>>b
Hi Felipe,
Thanks for this answer.
I did not build with specific optimization flag, I did not enable symbol generation neither.
Steps to reproduce are as follows:
$make BOARD=nucleo_f4... debug
>>b
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Erwan Gouriou
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#10
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Re: Issue when debugging STM32 board with zephyr openocd
Hi Erwan,
Did you build the zephyr project with some optimization flags? such -Os?
Also, in menu config during kernel configuration phase, have you enabled the debug symbol generation?
Also, you need
Hi Erwan,
Did you build the zephyr project with some optimization flags? such -Os?
Also, in menu config during kernel configuration phase, have you enabled the debug symbol generation?
Also, you need
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Felipe Neves
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#9
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Issue when debugging STM32 board with zephyr openocd
Hi,
I've faced an issue when trying to debug using zephyr openocd ("make BOARD=... debug").
Problem happens in step by step debug where I suddenly jump in an unrelated function.
I don't face such
Hi,
I've faced an issue when trying to debug using zephyr openocd ("make BOARD=... debug").
Problem happens in step by step debug where I suddenly jump in an unrelated function.
I don't face such
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Erwan Gouriou
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Re: Intel Pattern Matching in Zephyr?
Hey guys.
If this library is available to Arduino 101 and TinyTile (as shown in github), and all code base for it is referenced on Intel QMSI library, I think the PME engine is already supportend on
Hey guys.
If this library is available to Arduino 101 and TinyTile (as shown in github), and all code base for it is referenced on Intel QMSI library, I think the PME engine is already supportend on
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Felipe Neves
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Re: Intel Pattern Matching in Zephyr?
Hi,
I have been trying to use it a bit. The open source code is here.
https://github.com/01org/Intel-Pattern-Matching-Technology
It is bit out of date but with a little bit tweaking you
Hi,
I have been trying to use it a bit. The open source code is here.
https://github.com/01org/Intel-Pattern-Matching-Technology
It is bit out of date but with a little bit tweaking you
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Poussa, Sakari
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Intel Pattern Matching in Zephyr?
Hi
Just wondering if anybody used the PM technology with zephyr.
There is code for the arduino IDE but I don't know how difficult would be to port it
regards
Hi
Just wondering if anybody used the PM technology with zephyr.
There is code for the arduino IDE but I don't know how difficult would be to port it
regards
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Carles Perello
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Re: Writing to UART_B of D2000 with Zephyr
Hi Felipe,
I am doing good. How are you?
Thank you very much for your help!
Did you check the pointer received to you dev_b variable after a call of device binding? is it null?
I’ve
Hi Felipe,
I am doing good. How are you?
Thank you very much for your help!
Did you check the pointer received to you dev_b variable after a call of device binding? is it null?
I’ve
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MIKHALEV, Vasily <vasily.mikhalev@...>
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#4
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