LPC13xx Simple blinky example

Detailed Description

Example description
The Blinky example is known as the "Hello, World!" of embedded programming. This example is a slight variation of the blinky theme in that the sysTick interrupt turns on the LED at 10Hz, while timer 1 turns off the LED at 11Hz. The LED on/off state should be slightly out of sync.

Special connection requirements
There are no special connection requirements for this example.

Build procedures:
LPC13xx example quickstart for Code Red Xpresso
LPC13xx example quickstart for Keil uVision4
LPC13xx example quickstart for IAR EWARM

Supported boards and board setup:
NXP Xpresso LPC1347 board

Submitting LPCOpen issues:
Community support for LPCOpen

Macros
#define	TICKRATE_HZ1   (10) /* 10 ticks per second */
#define	TICKRATE_HZ2   (11) /* 11 ticks per second */

Functions
void	SysTick_Handler (void)
	Handle interrupt from SysTick timer.
void	TIMER32_0_IRQHandler (void)
	Handle interrupt from 32-bit timer.
int	main (void)
	main routine for blinky example

Macro Definition Documentation

#define TICKRATE_HZ1   (10) /* 10 ticks per second */

Definition at line 63 of file blinky.c.

#define TICKRATE_HZ2   (11) /* 11 ticks per second */

Definition at line 64 of file blinky.c.

Function Documentation

int main

(

void

)

main routine for blinky example

Main program body.

Returns

Function should not exit.

defined(CHIP_LPC175X_6X)

Definition at line 103 of file blinky.c.

void SysTick_Handler

(

void

)

Handle interrupt from SysTick timer.

SysTick 1mS tick handler.

Returns

Nothing

Definition at line 82 of file blinky.c.

void TIMER32_0_IRQHandler

(

void

)

Handle interrupt from 32-bit timer.

Returns

Nothing

Definition at line 91 of file blinky.c.