Unable to print Floating point number Came to know about few more details.
To print floating point numbers, we are supposed to remove two lines from the project properties toolchain.
Project ->...
Saturday, 14 January 2017 - 06:35
Please help me get SAM E70 timer modules to work... Finally got things working.
like jstampfl said.
If I need to use TC1, channel 0, then peripheral ID & interrupt handler should be used for TC3.
Here is a...
Please help me get SAM E70 timer modules to work... I do agree with the fact that there are 12 timers on board.
But am confused seeing the below mentioned statement
3 channels each on timers TC0,TC1,TC2,TC3
as per the code...
USB Host operation using SAM E70 I even tried to get in touch with the ASF Development Team & they are also not answering.
What is happening in here?
Thursday, 12 January 2017 - 12:06
USB Host operation using SAM E70 I really need some help on this.
I went to Atmel support seeking an answer to my query & they said that the same issue is being faced by them as well.
Unable to print Floating point number So far, this is what I have come to know.
Someone from Atmel asked me to following steps in my project to get floating point working.
1. Include
#include "arm_math.h"
in ‘...
Got wasted... All the time & effort put on this task got wasted, now have been notified that a microchip made Ethernet module will be used in our project as per the client...
Came to know about few more details. To print floating point numbers, we are supposed to remove two lines from the project properties toolchain. Project ->...
Finally got things working. like jstampfl said. If I need to use TC1, channel 0, then peripheral ID & interrupt handler should be used for TC3. Here is a...
Attaching the same70q21.h header file for reference.
I do agree with the fact that there are 12 timers on board. But am confused seeing the below mentioned statement 3 channels each on timers TC0,TC1,TC2,TC3 as per the code...
This code looks same as mine. Then why is it not working?
I even tried to get in touch with the ASF Development Team & they are also not answering. What is happening in here?
I really need some help on this. I went to Atmel support seeking an answer to my query & they said that the same issue is being faced by them as well.
Am attaching the working project file using timer0 for reference.
So far, this is what I have come to know. Someone from Atmel asked me to following steps in my project to get floating point working. 1. Include #include "arm_math.h" in ‘...
This code looks exactly like the one I have been working on.
No Idea, // TC3 means TC1 channel 0
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