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Re: Embedded Web Server
Here are 2 good book for you:
1. Networking and Internetworking with Microcontrollers
2. TCP/IP Lean: Web Servers for Embedded Systems
avr reset pin used as a weak i/o pin
I think for starting you should choose PIC, because there are a lot of projects and tutorial on the internet. To start you can visit the Microchip website ww.microchip.com to download the latest MPLab. MPlab is a free IDE for designing PIC project. The...
dynamic priority based scheduling in rtos
There are two type of RTOS, which is the preemptive and non-preemtive. The preemptive RTOS can further divided into round-robin and priority based.
For the round-robin preemptive RTOS, every task executes equally for fix amount of time. When an...
user manual rtos
Please refer to the open source RTOS for PIC18 family, the PICos18 at www.picos18.com. You can refer to the source codes of PICos18 for writting your own RTOS.
I suggest you start learning with PICmicro from Microchip company. Go to ww.microchip.com to download the MPLab 7.42 that come with free assembler and CCS PCB C Compiler. MPLab also provide simulation, so you can write your codes in assembly language or C, compiled them and start running using...
Re: can u help me
There are two types of C compiler for PICmicro that are the commercial one and the free (open source) one. Type "C compiler for PICmicro" in the search engine and you will find a lot. You can try to download the latest version of MPLab 7.42 from Microchip website...
The latest version of PICos18 v2.09 do not come with a complete compiled library. Here is the library files that I have compiled with MCC18 v3.02.
Just unzip them into the "Kernel" directory under your PICos18 directory.
avr no rule to make target
I think you have to add your C source code to the SRC.
For example:
# List C source files here. (C dependencies are automatically generated.)
SRC = main.c
Re: help with winavr
If you really want to write a makefile to compile your projects, then you can try the sample makefile under the WinAVR directory "sample". Here is the sample Makefile.
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Sample Makefile
gps.h+avr
The include file signal.h and interrupt.h is actually refer to the same thing that is deal with interrupt vector for MCU. Try delete the the line #include <avr/signal.h> and try compile again.
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