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May 31, 2016
03:05 AM
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May 31, 2016
03:05 AM
Hi,
After downloading the CRC_SW_EXAMPLE_XMC13 example, I see that UART_0/Advanced settings/Protocol handling configured for
interrupt (transmit mode and receive mode) however I don't see any USIC interrupt handling routine in main.c . It means I have to implement these interrupts?
After downloading the CRC_SW_EXAMPLE_XMC13 example, I see that UART_0/Advanced settings/Protocol handling configured for
interrupt (transmit mode and receive mode) however I don't see any USIC interrupt handling routine in main.c . It means I have to implement these interrupts?
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Jun 01, 2016
10:45 PM
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Jun 01, 2016
10:45 PM
Hello,
The UART APP is by default using interrupts to manage the transmit and receive of data.
The interrupt handling is also done within the UART APP and can be ignored by the user.
The user only needs to implement the call back functions if these options are selected in the UART APP.
Regards,
Min Wei
The UART APP is by default using interrupts to manage the transmit and receive of data.
The interrupt handling is also done within the UART APP and can be ignored by the user.
The user only needs to implement the call back functions if these options are selected in the UART APP.
Regards,
Min Wei