Open classilla opened 2 months ago
Thanks.
Looks like you need to chmod u+x scripts/gcctest.pl
I don't think the rmdir error is a big deal, so let's not worry about it yet.
No, the issue is the compile error with src/config.h
- it doesn't like me trying to compile with an Arduino Uno. But just for the record,
macbookair2:/Users/spectre/src/TestSerial/% chmod +x scripts/gcctest.pl
macbookair2:/Users/spectre/src/TestSerial/% make CONFIG=config-arduino clean all
CLEAN
rmdir: illegal option -- -
usage: rmdir [-pv] directory ...
make: [clean] Error 1 (ignored)
CONF2H config-arduino
CC src/main.c
In file included from src/main.c:28:
src/config.h:67:4: error: #error "CONFIG_HARDWARE_VARIANT is unset or set to an unknown value."
67 | # error "CONFIG_HARDWARE_VARIANT is unset or set to an unknown value."
| ^~~~~
src/main.c: In function 'init':
src/main.c:33:3: warning: implicit declaration of function 'board_init'; did you mean 'uart_init'? [-Wimplicit-function-declaration]
33 | board_init();
| ^~~~~~~~~~
| uart_init
make: *** [obj-m328p-arduino/src/main.o] Error 1
The issue appears to be that config.h
only has support for CONFIG_HARDWARE_VARIANT == 1
. Is it still the same dummy board_init()
function for other variants?
#if CONFIG_HARDWARE_VARIANT == 1
/* ---------- Hardware configuration: HEXTIr v1 ---------- */
static inline void board_init(void) {
}
#else
# error "CONFIG_HARDWARE_VARIANT is unset or set to an unknown value."
#endif
My apologies. Use:
make CONFIG=config clean all
I made the default config file the arduino build. You might need to adjust the COM and such in config to suit your board.
Okay, I misunderstood what you were doing here. I thought this was HEXTIr minus everything except the UART, but in this case it's really just the UART. How did you send the text file and monitor data_available?
(I did build and flash it to the Uno, so that much is working)
I used RealTerminal and sent a large text file to the UNO, and then watched the RS232 output. Any terminal seems like it would work for this. I think I used 9600 to allow me to see the progress.
Okay, then I must have screwed up something, because all I'm getting from the TX/RX pins is garbage at any baud rate (tried 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 57600 and 115200). The lights blink on the Uno if I type keys, but the output is nonsense. Or is that what you saw?
More specifically at 9600bps I get just null bytes back, though it does appear to be transmitting them.
When I boot the Arduino and direct mine to COM3 (USB) 300,8,n,1, and reset, it spits out:
TestSerial Version: 0.1.0.0PR
Jim
Okay, then there's something really wrong. At 300bps I can see it sending stuff at reset but it's all nonsense characters. I'll have to mess with it some more.
I'll just post the session.