moin moin, Procedure Move8Byte; var S,D: ^uint64; Begin S := @CAN1_RX.Data[0]; //-> Array[8] of Byte; D := @CAN1_TX.Data[0]; //-> Array[8] of Byte; D^ := S^; End; SW-Debug ok. HW-Debug -> D^ := S^; -> Exception, HardFault. MC: STM32F103C8, STM32F303CC ??? Peter You've got HardFault because of acces...

Easy. Read this thread.

The max i can get the gpio to clock is 2.193Mhz. Seams terribly slow You should note this: when you use high level language, you always get slowest speed. For example, if you use this pair: while true do begin GPIOC_ODR.B2 := 0; GPIOC_ODR.B2 := 1; end; You'll get this kind code (you alway can view ...

DDRx := %00110000; <= Input mode where '0', output mode where '1' PORTx := %01010101; <= In output mode set output level, in input mode '1' enables pullup for input pin Temp := PINx; <= Read pin state, whatever it mode is. Just like that: http://savepic.ru/12337548.png If you want one bit - you sho...

cheater wrote:Besides of that fact, you wrote that this display can show 262k colors, thats true, but you only connected 16 of the 24 data pins, thats makes the board just displaying 65k of colors! Why have you done that?

Did you ever read the datasheet for SSD1963 LCD controller?

That's why I choose USB dongle.

C and PIC code in Pascal and ARM thread detected!

In our example we are not using "bit banging". We are writing true the PORTE and PORTG data to the SSD1963 controller 16-bit data. It is bitbanging. And bit grouping can't help to speed up. Ok, you can call it as "PIO" mode. But this microcontrollers has FSMC controller, that allow transfer big amo...

C code is offtopic here.

Indeed. In MikroE Pascal:
SomeThing: is a label (notice color change).
SomeThing : is a case token.

Unfortunately, MikroE Team don't use FSMC for screen controllers, so only bitbang, only hardcore.

Any questions?

Your example is OK for me. mPascal for ARM 4.7.1

Six posts above I've posted working source code: http://www.mikroe.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=189&t=55788&p=264544#p231712 Feel free to use it... :) It's not so hard to read some manuals and write the code... :D Ok, now try to use it, for example, with LCD controller on Mikromedia Plus board. Again:...

FSMC useless with Mikromedia and Mikromedia Plus based on STM32F407. Congratulations Mikroelektronika Team!