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As first commercial MRAM chip is announced, could flash memory be on the way out? 18 Years Ago by happygeek American chip maker [URL="http://www.freescale.com"]Freescale Semiconductor[/URL] has today announced the …for many years. However, it is important because Freescale Semiconductor is the first to overcome the problem of…key for such memory advances, and no coincidence that Freescale Semiconductor is a spin-off from Motorola. Ultimately,… Will a Linux Pad Ever Exist? 15 Years Ago by khess … and none more interesting than the [URL="http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/prod_summary.jsp?code=RDSMARTBOOK"…;]Freescale Smartbook[/URL] but will any of them ever go into …mass production? Freescale has the best chance of any that I've seen… A Hybrid Tool for Device-Software Builders 16 Years Ago by EddieC …are simulation-tools maker Virtutech and chip-maker Freescale Semiconductor, which are showing a version of …with hybrid simulation capability. The initial release supports Freescale’s eight-core QorIQ P4080 communications platform processor.… The tool is on display at the Freescale Technology Forum in Orlando, Fla., through Thursday. … C: - reading in from text 19 Years Ago by jhdobbins … end.... both are needed (and these are new processors.... from freescale corp.) i am basically asking for consulting advice on this… Hi from an island in BC 18 Years Ago by blewis999 Greetings I develop C code for embedded Freescale microprocessors. These devices have no OS, or at least the code I develope doesn't. I came across this site in looking for some graphics code snippets; I saw some code from Viky_dev that looking helpful. All the best Bob MPC8313 usb ehci problem 15 Years Ago by Deepak.G Hi Im using MPC8313 board provided by Freescale. the problem is i have added usb ehci feature and … Power-Sipping PC Runs Linux 16 Years Ago by EddieC … "sweeter than an Apple," is built around a Freescale 400 MHz processor, runs Debian Linux and includes 50GB of… HELP Assembly code! 14 Years Ago by Mittwaffen …", &number) != 1 ) { number = -1; } return number; }[/CODE] ______________________________________… Freescale 6808 Controller is what im trying to get this on… ASCII2HEX 14 Years Ago by Marceli Hi, I am looking to find 3 and 5 digit characters convert into hex byte or word. For example 69 string represents 69 decimal and 45 hex. Then '6' = 36h and '9'= 39h. 43690 = AAAA example. I need done it in Freescale (motorola) assembly for my communication machine with human online. Re: IIC Interrupt Handler 15 Years Ago by ngjinjin … uses IIC. Links for the datasheet: 1. [url]http://www.freescale.com/files/sensors/doc/data_sheet/MPR083.pdf[/url] 2. [url… Re: Algorithm transforms 17 Years Ago by sushanttambare hi niranjans actually it is not related with encryption its related with speech.... and I am using freescale DSP.... Re: EEPROM chip 17 Years Ago by blramsey … the chip. We are using the MCU project board and Freescale CodeWarrior for the code. Is that what you meant. Re: Please Help me. Need Info And Answers 17 Years Ago by lich …, plus residential gateways like Linksys WRT54G series. IBM's and Freescale's (formerly Motorola SPS) Power Architecture, used in all of… Re: RBot visrus problems 16 Years Ago by kained …\System32\TuneUpDefragService.exe [2008-05-06 16:03] S3 uisp;Freescale USB JW32 driver;C:\Windows\system32\Drivers\usbicp.sys [2005… Re: RBot visrus problems 16 Years Ago by kained …\System32\TuneUpDefragService.exe [2008-05-06 16:03] S3 uisp;Freescale USB JW32 driver;C:\Windows\system32\Drivers\usbicp.sys [2005… Re: freertos problem 15 Years Ago by 666kennedy … when the button is released. I am using a (motorola/freescale) 68HC12 processor, the two buttons being used are pre built… Re: As first commercial MRAM chip is announced, could flash memory be on the way out? 18 Years Ago by nizzy1115 My question is will the magnetic fields generated by everyday objects or the elecronics within a computer cause some errors in magnetic memory? What about your computer sitting next to your big crt monitor. Could this have the potential to perminatly change the magnetic pole orientation within the memory? Re: As first commercial MRAM chip is announced, could flash memory be on the way out? 18 Years Ago by ShawnCplus Well, my opinion, which is probably insanely misguided is that it is much like the magnetic charge on a floppy disk's magnetic tape. Which would take a bit more than a fridge magnet to wipe it out but then again memory is exponentially more volatile then the aforementioned floppy disk. Also, I've taken a look at the structure of the chips and it is… Re: Will a Linux Pad Ever Exist? 15 Years Ago by c27 Hi, I dunno about Moblin, but I am using one now for 2 weeks. It runs Ubuntu, and I love it. It's called the Touch Book, and it also functions as a pad. I get 10 hrs of battery life from it. It is not a lightning bolt, but for what I need it, it's fine for me. Having said that, it plays my xvid files just fine. It multitasks quite well, and came … Re: Will a Linux Pad Ever Exist? 15 Years Ago by khess Would you mind providing a link to the website? Re: Will a Linux Pad Ever Exist? 15 Years Ago by pelleger The home page for the company making the touch book is http://www.alwaysinnovating.com/home/index.htm Re: Will a Linux Pad Ever Exist? 15 Years Ago by sinistral [URL="http://www.linuxjournal.com"]Linux Journal[/URL] has a review of the TouchBook (not the very latest hardware you would buy if you ordered one now): [URL="http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/10463"]http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/10463[/URL] Re: Will a Linux Pad Ever Exist? 15 Years Ago by carl_000 Not only does it exist, it'll also make the iPad look like an expensive toy: [url]http://www.notionink.in/index.php[/url] BTW, I am not affiliated with the company in any way, but I am truly impressed with this product. Re: C: - reading in from text 19 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon there are at least a couple ways you can approach the problem. 1. Read the whole file into an array as you posted. Then generate a random number between 0 and the number of lines read -- see rand() function. That can take a lot of memory if the file is really huge. If you have learned about pointers, then you would want an array of pointers, … Re: C: - reading in from text 19 Years Ago by jhdobbins i appreciate the reply. Yes, i was gonna use the rand() function like you suggested. But for the fgets.... Reading the whole file first using them, then re-reading the file? I dont understand that. What does the first reading do exactly if you are going to reread it? As for the memory, the file would be about 50 lines. And at the end, if… Re: C: - reading in from text 19 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon [QUOTE=jhdobbins]i appreciate the reply. Yes, i was gonna use the rand() function like you suggested. But for the fgets.... Reading the whole file first using them, then re-reading the file? I dont understand that. What does the first reading do exactly if you are going to reread it? [/quote] The first reading is to count the number of lines… Re: C: - reading in from text 19 Years Ago by jhdobbins [QUOTE=Ancient Dragon] All those functions are standard C. There is nothing that is not part of ansi C standards. And they are all available in c++ too. I don't know of a c++ replacement for rand(), although there could be. I don't know much about boost libraries -- but that's pretty advanced c++ stuff anyway.[/QUOTE] Yeah i know how to use… Re: C: - reading in from text 19 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon [QUOTE=jhdobbins]Yeah i know how to use rand() and the only thing about reading it in to figure out the size.... if i know its 50 lines... can't i just set that part of the array to 50 and for rand() just do the rand(( % 50) + 1) type thing? [/quote] Yes you could do that, but then what happens when you choose a different file with a different … Re: Hi from an island in BC 18 Years Ago by Dani Welcome!! Re: C: - reading in from text 18 Years Ago by JeganathanK Soln: we can solve this problem by storing all the offset values into an array. Do the following steps 1. Read all the questions from the file and strore all offsets into an offset array.(For the first time only) 2. Generate any random number (act as index) which is less then the array size 3. Goto the offset array with the generated …