Open sanotronics opened 4 years ago
I found the cause.
It's the CONFIGURE_PMIC tag that wasn't defined anywhere and it was needed to compile all the i2c functions.
Now I'm having trouble to make the I2C work... I configured SERCOM3 but when debugging I think the registers don't seem to update when the assignments are done.
Hi!
I am trying to set-up a bootloader for my custom board, starting from the arduino zero bootloader.
I want to communicate with an external EEPROM with I2C on pins PA22 and PA23 (SERCOM3). I was able to do this succesfully, setting up a "library" starting from the ASF example for I2C master polled.
But the same code doesn't work on SAM-BA, because ASF is not included. Tried including it but I couldn't manage to make it work.
I found the included functions (_board_driveri2c.c and _board_driveri2c.h) and I included a few that use them in order to read and write to the EEPROM.
I can compile on Atmel Studio without errors, but I get warnings for "undefined reference" to all of the I2C functions.
I checked and the C files are included in the Makefile, so I am at lost as to why the final program can't find them.
If I run a step by step debugging session, and I try to step into these functions, it just skips them.
I leave a link to the repo for the code
I added to main.c lines 212 - 230, which call the functions to read and write to the EEPROM. These are the ones that use the included I2C functions, defined in extEEPROM.c
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks!