Interrupt driven serial input using the LPC1114
This example demonstrates interrupt driven data reception. The program responds to receive data interrupts by simply sending the
data back to the sender - in effect a 'loopback' arrangement. Note the change to init.c where the interrupt vector for the UART is set.
Source files are available here.
The toolchain (compiler etc) can be obtained from https://launchpad.net/gcc-arm-embedded. This works
for many operating systems.
The software tool that downloads code to your device is called lpc21isp and can be found here http://sourceforge.net/projects/lpc21isp/
If you can't compile this tool (e.g. if you are on a Windows machine) then you might try Flashmagic
Progamming
The makefile provided with this example creats a file called main.hex (Intel Hex format) which must be downloaded to the microcontroller. To do this you
must press the reset and mode buttons. You then release the reset button first followed by the mode button. The chip
should now be in ISP mode allowing FlashMagic or lpc21isp to download the code to it. When download is complete press reset once more and the
program should run.
A batch file called build.bat is available that might help you build this on a Windows machine.
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