I have mikroProg and a Clicker2 for FT90x. In a recent project, I have ran into the code limit of the code limited version of mikroC and am not in a position to afford $300 for a license. I am trying the toolchain provided by FTDI. With the toolchain from FTDI, I have complied a simple "hello world" project and downloaded the BIN to the clicker2 with the mikroProg. But, it does not run.
Does anyone know of an Eclipse setup I may be missing or is the output from Eclipse just not going to work with mikroProg?
FT90x mikroProg with the FTDI provided toolchain
Re: FT90x mikroProg with the FTDI provided toolchain
**crickets** **crickets**
Re: FT90x mikroProg with the FTDI provided toolchain
Hi,
I have never used Eclipse with the FT90x MCUs, so I am unable to help you with this, maybe some of our users could help you.
Regards,
Filip.
I have never used Eclipse with the FT90x MCUs, so I am unable to help you with this, maybe some of our users could help you.
Regards,
Filip.
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Re: FT90x mikroProg with the FTDI provided toolchain
I feel your pain.
I'm assuming you worked around this, but just in case, and for future g00glers, I have found a solution--actually, two.
You can use Eclipse and the standard toolchain with the mikroprog for FT90x programmer, just takes a little tweaking.
Get the full story and solution at https://flyingcarsandstuff.com/2017/10/ ... for-ft90x/.
Cheers,
PatD
I'm assuming you worked around this, but just in case, and for future g00glers, I have found a solution--actually, two.
You can use Eclipse and the standard toolchain with the mikroprog for FT90x programmer, just takes a little tweaking.
Get the full story and solution at https://flyingcarsandstuff.com/2017/10/ ... for-ft90x/.
Cheers,
PatD
Re: FT90x mikroProg with the FTDI provided toolchain
psychogenic,
Thanks for the reply. Just got some time to look into it further and saw your reply. I used a Renesas MCU for that project instead. I have a co-worker that exclusively uses Renesas. So, I was able to borrow a programmer and demo board for the Renesas from him. Though, I like the peripherals and prefer the interrupt scheme on the FT90x. I would like to use it in future projects. I will give your link a look.
Thanks,
Derek
Thanks for the reply. Just got some time to look into it further and saw your reply. I used a Renesas MCU for that project instead. I have a co-worker that exclusively uses Renesas. So, I was able to borrow a programmer and demo board for the Renesas from him. Though, I like the peripherals and prefer the interrupt scheme on the FT90x. I would like to use it in future projects. I will give your link a look.
Thanks,
Derek