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Ok, Here we go again... MODULE SYS; IMPORT SYSTEM, LPC := LPC2378, Out; CONST HZ* = 1; KHZ* = 1000*HZ; MHZ* = 1000*KHZ; (* Available PCLK offsets on LPC2378 *) WDTPCLKOffset* =0; TIMER0PCLKOffset* =2; TIMER1PCLKOffset* =4; UART0PCLKOffset* =6; UART1PCLKOffset* =8; PWM0PCLKOffset* =10; PWM1PCLKOffset...

Forgot to mention that it seams the PLL is not locked, because Mul and Div always return 1.

I'm implementing some code to verify the frequency of the board i'm playing with. Have tried to adapt some routines from Olimex C code. But result is not good. Below are 2 modules: 1) SYS.MOD gets frequency of board CPU / Periphery. 2) Test program to display some relevant values. Board is LPC2378-S...

I knew that. Also available in the scientific view of the calculator in Windows XP, so nobody should have a problem with that.

I didn't find a Keyboard shortcut to find the errorline / next error line.

The current implementation specifically needs you to click the linenumber.

Thats gives a lot of hand-motion: keyboard - mouse - keyboard. Instead of a function to locate the (Next) error.

MODULE test; IMPORT SYSTEM; CONST ByteV = 22; VAR aByte : SYSTEM.BYTE; BEGIN aByte := SYSTEM.VAL(SYSTEM.BYTE,ByteV); END test. The above code does work, but I find it hard to justify the needed SYSTEM.VAL type cast on a constant value. where aByte := ByteV should do. I think this just forces lazy/sl...

The converter in the tools bar allows you to convert a hex value to a bit set.
It would be nice to allow for toggling between hex/dec/bin.

Ok, I have a structure
ZAP* = RECORD
filename : ARRAY 11 OF SYSTEM.BYTE;
attr : SYSTEM.BYTE;
NTRes : SYSTEM.BYTE;
END;

While compiling I get the following: !Length rounded up

Do I run in trouble when reading this from an existing file ?
I need byte aligment and not INTEGER/WORD alignment.