uCOS-II Win32 Simulation with Windows
Most of the previous tests of the Win32 ports were never done, until writing this document, with Windows Vista and Windows 7. Lately, I have tested the previous work I have done in here and here on Windows 7 and Windows XP. It worked successfully on Windows 7 and Windows XP.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
A Gift from Micro4you
About Micro4you
Micro4you studio is an established engineering design house in Thailand. Mirco4you was established in 2005. I had good connections with its CEO. We knew each other through www.edaboard.com; the famous forum for electrical and electronic engineering.
Micro4you sells cheap electronic components that proved to be useful for embedded engineers; especially these with low experience. Micro4you sells development boards, sensors, debuggers, peripheral boards …
Why Micro4you Did Send me the Gift?
After I sent Somboon Sopee, Micro4you CEO, the uCOS-II example I developed for Anzma, he tested it on the same board. The code ran successfully with no problems. He liked it and decided to send me gifts from his shop from a time to time. In return, he wants me to run examples using his stuff and publish them on my blog.
About the Gift
On March 2nd2010, I received a Colink ARM USB JTAG cable. This cable can be found here. Figure 1 shows this cable.
Figure 1: Colink ARM USB JTAG Cable
Colink is a small ARM Cortex M3 JTAG hardware debugging probe developed by CooCox. Colink directly supports CooCox CoDebugger and CooCox CoFlash. CooCox Colink integrates seamlessly into IAR Embedded Workbench, Keil RealView MDK.
What to Do with the Gift?
I guess the best example to demo this tool is to use. In the next few days, I will show my friends how to integrate Colink support within Keil RealView MDK and use it to download and debug the example I developed earlier.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Sunday, March 7, 2010
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