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Re: [lpc2000] Connecting big endian device to LPC2210

2006-01-13 by Micron Engineering

Pieter Verstraelen ha scritto:

>Hi,
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>I'm in the process of connecting a EPSON S1D13A05 display controller to
>the LPC2210.  The 16-bit S1D13A05 will operate in big endian mode (the
>only mode available without external ready signal) but the LPC2210 is
>litte endian (thanks to Micron Engineering for pointing this out).  
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>Will a hardware byte-swap solve all "endian" problems (LPC D0..D7 ->
>Epson D8..D16 and LPC D8..D16 -> EPSON D0..D7)?
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>I don't see any problems with this but it's a tricky thing to do, so
>maybe someone out there might have done this?
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Not with ARM but normally I do hardware byte swap with Renesas 16 bit 
microcontrollers and ethernet MAC chips (that are little endian because 
they interface directly to ISA bus on PCs architectures). Endianess is a 
common problem.

>Best regards,
>Pieter Verstraelen
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