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20 years agoImplementing UART communication
Dear all.
I need to implement UART communication for high baudrate (by interrupts). My communication must be implemented as described below: RECEIVING: rcv_buffer up to 255 bytes. TRANSMITTING: AFTER receiving and checking all rcv_buffer , i send transmit buffer ( up to 255 bytes). * delay between 2 incoming buffers is 100ms. ** RECEIVING must interrupt my running application ,after transmitting i must return to my interrupted state. It is important to choose fastest communication. Thanks at advance. Alex.4 Replies
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Hi Alex,
> RECEIVING: rcv_buffer up to 255 bytes. > TRANSMITTING: AFTER receiving and checking all rcv_buffer , i send transmit > buffer ( up to 255 bytes). > > * delay between 2 incoming buffers is 100ms. This can be achieved with baud rates as low as 38400. > ** RECEIVING must interrupt my running application ,after transmitting i must return > to my interrupted state. This is typical ;-) > It is important to choose fastest communication. It's not clear to me what you mean by this ... but you should have little difficulty handling the scenario you describe ... even with a very modest cpu clock. What is your question? Regards, --Scott - Altera_Forum
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Hi Scott.
First of all thanks for the tips. I will be happy to get some Nios II IDE code example for same scenario. I want to understand how to use UART interrupts and to apply it in my application. Regards . Alex - Altera_Forum
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--- Quote Start --- originally posted by burdalex@Nov 25 2005, 01:11 PM hi scott.first of all thanks for the tips.
i will be happy to get some nios ii ide code example for same scenario.
i want to understand how to use uart interrupts and to apply it in my application.
regards .
alex
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--- Quote End --- Altera provide a driver for the UART, you don't need to worry about handling the interrupts from the UART. I suggest you either look at the hello world example or read the Nios II Software Developers Handbook.
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--- Quote Start --- originally posted by rugbybloke+nov 26 2005, 02:24 am--><div class='quotetop'>quote (rugbybloke @ nov 26 2005, 02:24 am)</div>--- quote start ---
<!--quotebegin-burdalex@Nov 25 2005, 01:11 PM hi scott.
first of all thanks for the tips.
i will be happy to get some nios ii ide code example for same scenario.
i want to understand how to use uart interrupts and to apply it in my application.
regards .
alex
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--- Quote End --- Altera provide a driver for the UART, you don't need to worry about handling the interrupts from the UART. I suggest you either look at the hello world example or read the Nios II Software Developers Handbook. <div align='right'><{post_snapback}> (index.php?act=findpost&pid=11164)</div> [/b] --- Quote End --- I have the same question of how to receive and transmit data using UART interrupt .I have read the Nios II Software Developers Handbook and driver for the UART, but I don't know how to use the API function of HAL, for example: 1,how to declare the "fd" parameter of alt_avalon_uart_read (alt_fd* fd, char* ptr, int len)? 2,Can I use the alt_avalon_uart_read (alt_fd* fd, char* ptr, int len) directly or use it throuth some other system function sush as read()? can you give me some example about it ? my Email is: [email protected]