Some progress? Compiling okay now? Does it appear to connect to USB with a new port?

Can you post your code so far?

Martin

ht16k33.jpg Note that the display is just 'plugged' into the Arduino - and is upside down - dp at top left! I just photographed a 'random moment' - and digit 4 is yet to change to reflect the others (probably should have added a delay!) The digits look rather brighter - and the off segments are far...

Creating a component for the MAX6955 display driver had been mentioned - and as the HT16K33 is closely comparable (it lacks an inbuilt character set and per digit brightness) - doing both at the same time seemed a good idea (to me at least :-) ) These LED drivers can drive 8 x 14 segment (+dp) displ...

Hi Steve, Thanks - that looks like what we need. I'm trying to cheat on the TransactionWrite taking an array of bytes as a parameter - getting it to take a pointer to the data to be written so - in effect - I can do while data_length { // Select FRAM chip and send start address Write(ptr, length); p...

Odd - the main directory should be created with the project - you could try either pasting the .h and .c files into the supplementary code (instead of the #includes) or give them a fixed address (#include "c:/test/file.h")

Martin

Yes - supplementary.h & .c need to go into tiny_usb (project directory) /main/includes - and add includes to CMakeLists.txt as above.

Martin

Thanks Steve, I want to call the macro (in this case i2c_master::Transaction_write/read) with different arguments - to avoid having to copy data to / from a byte array. The name is 'expanded' to FCD_0051_i2c_master__TransactionWrite or something like - and ideally would like to be able to pop this i...

Something looks awry with the path ?

How (and where) are you creating the flowchart?

Martin

this might lead to some difficulties when converting to a component - is there a 'correct' way to get the full macro 'name'? Or when running in a different version :-( I'll have another play! If want to try - do TransactionWrite (or Read) - right click and do modify code - and change the parameters...

I don't think so. Did you try my code - above. There is a 50:50 chance that it works (or doesn't ) but it would interesting to know if anything happens - especially if you can watch what is happening on a logic analyser?

Martin