Hi All,
I am having a XMC1100 Boot kit with which I need to configure ADC with Interrupt and FIFO. Can any share any sample code related to my requirement as I was not about find any examples related within the SDK.I am Modus Toolbox with eclipse-based IDE and Device configurator v5.10.

Regards,
Tashi

 

Hello All, Can anyone share the sample code regarding the above

 

Hi All,
I am having a XMC1100 Boot kit with which I need to configure ADC with Interrupt and FIFO. Can any share any sample code related to my requirement as I was not about find any examples related within the SDK.I am Modus Toolbox with eclipse-based IDE and Device configurator v5.10.

Regards,
Tashi

You might want to mention that the XMC1100 is an ARM Cortex M0 core and what kind of sample code you are looking for. In particular what languages does the Modus Toolbox with eclipse-based IDE support. Is it possible you already have enough to get you started?

 

Hi @Papabravo,
Thanks for the insight.
XMC1100 is based on ARM Cortex M0 core. I was searching for sample code in C to measure voltage using ADC in interrupt mode with FIFO. I am using Modus Toolbox with eclipse-based IDE. I have found some difficulty in generating my own code with the help of Device configurator tool.

with regards,
Tashi George

 

Hi All,
tashi.george@quest-global
Using Eclipse and the Toolbox with Device Configurator v5.10 for development with Modbus can be challenging due to version incompatibilities, peripheral configuration complexities, compilation and build errors, as well as limited debugging capabilities. These issues can be minimized by carefully managing software versions, using reliable Modbus libraries, and paying close attention to RTOS configuration and multitasking setup.

I am an IDE developer myself and have long studied the problems of easy adaptation of modbus protocols to common ready-made ARM acquisition and control devices. In the end, I abandoned this idea with a universal tool and implemented everything differently, but this is a topic that is beyond the scope of your question.