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port st ARM7 with ride - answerPosted by Nobody/Anonymous on February 22, 2006 here is the code of the task : static void Task_wake_up(void *p) { const portTickType xDelayPeriod =20; portTickType xLastWakeTime; xLastWakeTime=xTaskGetTickCount(); for(;;) { GPIO_BitWrite(GPIO1,8,~GPIO_BitRead(GPIO1,8)); vTaskDelayUntil(&xLastWakeTime,xDelayPeriod ); } } We have a RAISONNANCE evaluation board which is using RIDE development. In IAR how to use ARM code for the task? Only to change the portINITIAL_SPSR is enough? thanks RE: port st ARM7 with ride - answerPosted by Nobody/Anonymous on February 22, 2006 The GCC LPC2106 and the Keil LPC demos can be built for both ARM and THUMB. If you look at the batch files ROM_THUMB.bat and ROM_ARM.bat in the GCC LPC directory you will see what it does to switch between the two. I think also if you search this forum you will find other information on this.
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