gnupic: Re: [gnupic] xwisp2 on FreeBSD


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Subject: Re: [gnupic] xwisp2 on FreeBSD
From: Rob Hamerling ####@####.####
Date: 3 Jan 2006 14:27:15 +0000
Message-Id: <43BA89B8.1020503@robh.nl>


Xiaofan Chen wrote:
> Today I tried to port xwisp2 to my newly installed FreeBSD 6.0-RELEASE system
> and it is okay after I changed a bit on the compiler.h file and the
> xwisp2.h file.
> I think my changes can be a bit simpler.
> 
> The only problem is that I can not use the default high baud rate of
> 115200. I can only use 57600.
> 
> Regards,
> Xiaofan
> 
> 1) change to compiler.h: add the following
> 
> #elif defined( __FreeBSD_cc_version)
> 
>   #define compiler_name     "GCC"
> 
>   #if defined(__GNUC__)
> 
>     #define compiler_version  (__GNUC__)
> 
>   #elif defined(__VERSION__)
> 
>     #define compiler_version  (__VERSION__[0] - '0')    // first char
> 
>   #else
> 
>     #define compiler_version  (0)                       // unknown
> 
>   #endif
> 
>   #if defined(__GNUC_MINOR__)
> 
>     #define compiler_minor    (__GNUC_MINOR__)
> 
>   #elif defined(__VERSION__)
> 
>     #define compiler_minor    (__VERSION__[2] - '0')    // third character
> 
>   #else
> 
>     #define compiler_minor    (0)                       // unknown
> 
>   #endif
> 
>   #define max(x,y) ((x > y) ? (x) : (y))                // missing ..
> 
>   #define min(x,y) ((x < y) ? (x) : (y))                // .. functions ..
> 
>   #define strnicmp strncasecmp                          // alias
> 
>   #define stricmp  strcasecmp                           // alias)
> 
>   #define CBAUD  0010017                              // For FreeBSD
> (not in POSIX)
> 
>   #define __LINUX__
>   #define __FREEBSD__
> 
> 2) changes to xwisp2.h: change a bit for cosmetics reason
> #elif defined(__LINUX__) || defined(__APPLE__) ||  defined(__FREEBSD__)
>  // Linux or MacOS or FREEBSD
> 
>   typedef ULONG  BOOLEAN;
> 
>   typedef int    HSERIALPORT;                           // handle for I/O
> 
>   #define INVALIDSERIALHANDLE  MINUS1
> 
>   #define ucDIRECTORYSEPARATOR   '/'
> 
>   #define szDIRECTORYSEPARATOR   "/"
> 
>   #define _searchenv(a,b,c) (*c=0)                      // nul: not used
> 
>   #if defined(__APPLE__)
> 
>     #define runtime_platform "MacOS"
> 
>   #elif defined(__FREEBSD__)
>     #define runtime_platform "FreeBSD"
>   #else
> 
>     #define runtime_platform "Linux"
> 
>   #endif
> 
> 2) sample running session
> 
> [xiaofan@myfreebsd xwisp2181s]$ gmake
> Compiling xwisp2.c
> Compiling xwisp2bus.c
> Compiling xwisp2cfg.c
> Compiling xwisp2cmd.c
> Compiling xwisp2com.c
> Compiling xwisp2dat.c
> Compiling xwisp2hex.c
> Compiling xwisp2mis.c
> Compiling xwisp2tgt.c
> Linking xwisp2u
> Compiling xwlist.c
> Linking xwlistu
> 
> [xiaofan@myfreebsd xwisp2181s]$ ./xwisp2u verbose baud 115200 port
> /dev/ttyd0 verify wisp628a.hex xwisp2 version 1.8.01 for FreeBSD (Jan 
> 3 2006, GCC 3.4)
> Will be using port /dev/ttyS0 at 19200 bps
> Will be using port /dev/ttyd0 at 19200 bps
> Reading file 'wisp628a.hex'
> File wisp628a.hex loaded and is Intel Hex format conforming
> Total of program and data memory: 3866 bytes
> Using serial port /dev/ttyd0
> Portspeed min: 50, max: 115200, cur: 0
> Portspeed new: 19200
> DTR On, RTS Off
> DTR Off, RTS Off
> Portspeed min: 50, max: 115200, cur: 0
> Portspeed new: 19200
> Programmer Wisp628, firmware version 1.10
> Switching Wbus speed from 19200 to 115200 bps
> Portspeed min: 50, max: 115200, cur: 0
> Portspeed new: 115200
> Trying 14 bits core family (provisional target 12F629)
> SendReceiveFast read timeout, received 0 of 5
> SendReceiveSlow read timeout, 0 bytes received
> Trying 16 bits core family (provisional target 18F1220)
> SendReceiveFast read timeout, received 0 of 5
> SendReceiveSlow read timeout, 0 bytes received
> DeviceID: FFFF
> Target not found in configuration table
> Target not auto-detected, please specify on commandline!
> Portspeed min: 50, max: 115200, cur: 0
> Portspeed new: 19200
> xwisp2 failed after 4.86 seconds, rc 23!
> 
> [xiaofan@myfreebsd xwisp2181s]$ ./xwisp2u verbose baud 57600 port
> /dev/ttyd0 verify wisp628a.hex  xwisp2 version 1.8.01 for FreeBSD (Jan
>  3 2006, GCC 3.4)
> Will be using port /dev/ttyS0 at 19200 bps
> Will be using port /dev/ttyd0 at 19200 bps
> Reading file 'wisp628a.hex'
> File wisp628a.hex loaded and is Intel Hex format conforming
> Total of program and data memory: 3866 bytes
> Using serial port /dev/ttyd0
> Portspeed min: 50, max: 115200, cur: 0
> Portspeed new: 19200
> DTR On, RTS Off
> DTR Off, RTS Off
> Portspeed min: 50, max: 115200, cur: 0
> Portspeed new: 19200
> Programmer Wisp628, firmware version 1.10
> Switching Wbus speed from 19200 to 57600 bps
> Portspeed min: 50, max: 115200, cur: 0
> Portspeed new: 57600
> Trying 14 bits core family (provisional target 12F629)
> Detected target: 16F628A revision 04 (ID=1064)
> Programming algorithm 4 (PIC16C)
> Verifying program memory......OK!
> Verifying ID memory...........OK!
> Verifying data memory.........OK!
> Verifying fuses memory........OK!
> Verify terminated successfully in 6.16 seconds
> Portspeed min: 50, max: 115200, cur: 0
> Portspeed new: 19200
> xwisp2 terminated successfully in 6.04 seconds
> 
> [xiaofan@myfreebsd xwisp2181s]$ uname -a
> FreeBSD myfreebsd.mshome 6.0-RELEASE FreeBSD 6.0-RELEASE #0: Thu Nov 
> 3 09:36:13 UTC 2005    
> ####@####.####  i386
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