Re: TPU project

"murphynetuk" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.hardware.motorola.microcontrollers
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Download and install Quickstart. There is a dptram example for the 
cme555 that will run on the Phytec board as long as you change the 
appropriate settings (clock freq, linker memory map, BDM init file).
Ian

--- In [email protected], "ratell01" <jon.ratelle@g...> wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I've already posted a message about how to get started with the TPU 
> and I didn't receive really satisfying responses.
> 
> So I will try to explain my problem the best I can, and I'm a 
noobie 
> in this stuff so even trivial things may help.
> 
> I use a MPC555 Phytec board.  It works great with the simple 
examples 
> like Blinky, Hello, etc.  But now I would like to use the TPU to 
> output something.  I know there is two ways to do it, use the ROM 
> functions directly or use DPTURAM functions that we can create and 
use 
> them in emulation mode . I know also that we have to set the MPC555 
in 
> emulation mode
> 
> I don't understand perfectly all that is going around with all the 
> files that we can create. What is the type of files that is suppose 
to 
> be send in the DPTURAM, *.s19? What the other files like *.uc and *.
> asc do.  I use them for simulation, but when it comes to use them 
for 
> the MPC555, I'm lost.
> 
> For example I have the SQW.uc file running with a SQW.asc file on 
the 
> simulator, now my basic goal is to make it work on the my MPC555.  
> What are the detailed steps to do it?
> 
> If somebody would be willing to share with me a CodeWarrior example 
> project (*.mpc) done for the phytec board, I would be very thankful.
> 
> A big thanks to Jeff Lolieger who tries to help me, but I'm not 
enough 
> used to Codewarrior to see where are the mistakes, so I need 
something 
> already setup with phytec board on what I could start on.
> 
> Thank you
> Jonathan
> jon.ratelle@g...




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