>>I have not personally tried running eVC4 on anything other than Win2K, so
I don't know
>>for certain that it runs on Win98, but I suspect it will.
I can confirm that it doesn't work on anything less than W2K as it is the
sole reason I baught XPpro earlier this year when I had to write an app for
ppc2002.
God damn f@!kin micro$oft. It was bad enough that the shitty emu didnt work
in the previous versions - it really pains me having to pay money for a
substandard product just to run a compiler so I can write programs for
another substandard product!! I constantly try to play devils advocate when
it comes to flameing m$ but bill just keeps giving me more reasons to hate
his company/globalthreat!!
sorrey folks rant over ;o)
Hi everybody, i've read almost every thread about DMA, and i'm having a problem that's giving me headaches and that i think nobody encountered, . I'm using dma...
... interesting, do you have prefetch enabled and is this on hardware or emulator? If emulator it may be a bug. It's possible that it is a hw bug - the...
... from ... the ... probably find ... I tried this on visualboyadvance, but i get the same results on other emulators. I don't know what's the result on...
... or ... loop ... Ok it seems that you were right about the while loop preventing the DMA transfer to finish. As a matter of fact, i tried to use that code: ...
http://cmp.imag.fr/ARMProducts.html $500 for an academic license for ADS - might be useful to those at uni or something. not sure what's going on here though -...
as I read it this mean ... ... If you have a valid support licence then this product is free for you (you've already paid) your support licence is not extended...
Mike Wynn
mike.wynn@...
Oct 28, 2002 12:04 am
... that's kind of what I figured. It does look as if you only have to pay once for a license to use the product though. This is why I was looking at the ...
http://www.dwelch.com/gba/dhry.htm The ARM tools are pretty damn good once you learn to control them. When you pay for a copy and support, for a certain period...
For those that might care I have done yet another compiler test: I found this on the ARM website: "The ARM and Thumb C and Embedded C++ (EC++) compilers are...
um, I did a little rearrangement of David's tests & got this I wanted to compare the absolute basic options of the 3 compilers Speed Space size pre no pre...
Yes ARM does a good job in getting those CDs out, another CD you should get from them is the Technical Publications cd, among other things you get an...
I have to say I'm extremely impressed with the ADS tools - never did get on well with CodeWarrior though. I'm much more of an UltraEdit and GnuMake fan to be...
Well, I have been playing with microsofts eMbedded Visual C (evc) 3.0 and 4.0. Its not going to work as-is as its targeted for WinCE. What I have done is use...
I have taken Microsoft's eMbedded Visual C Tools (3.0 and 4.0) and used them to re-compile portions of programs (couldnt get everything yet, c library calls...
Ewww, well thats a weeks worth of lost sleep. Looks like the ms compiler isnt all its cracked up to be. I got the gcc thumb stuff working and evc and gcc are...
You forgot to mention that you need one of the following OS's to use it: Microsoft Windows® 2000 Professional SP2, Microsoft Window 2000 Server SP2, or...
Mat
matth@...
Oct 31, 2002 5:13 pm
From: "Mat" <matth@...> ... Actually, this is only partially true. These packages contain a lot more than just the IDE/compiler. They also contain...
Yes eMvc4 is a painful download (large), and a painful install (large), and painful to use (gui ide). Then I found where the magic files were: C:\Program...
... I don't know ... I can confirm that it doesn't work on anything less than W2K as it is the sole reason I baught XPpro earlier this year when I had to write...
update on the educational pricing for ARM tools http://www.arm.com/hr.nsf/html/edu_pricing?OpenDocument&style=HR Software Development Toolkit 2.02u Free, but...
And another note on the ARM tools, the RVCT (Real View Compiler tools) is the ARM ADS minus the debuggers, minus the ide, plus the new RealView debugger. For...
it may be caused by bad order of writing registers. try this macro: #define DmaCopy(s,d,c)\ {\ REG_DMA3SAD=(u32)s;\ REG_DMA3DAD=(u32)d;\ REG_DMA3CNT_L=c;\ ...