Registers where the output values are stored
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12 Jan 2017 02:56 #85647
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Hi,
I was just wondering where in memory (the specific register values) that store the output of the application. Are these registers accessible to the user to determine the output values? I am doing SPI as opposed to parallel so reading the registers directly would be easiest for me to do.
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I was just wondering where in memory (the specific register values) that store the output of the application. Are these registers accessible to the user to determine the output values? I am doing SPI as opposed to parallel so reading the registers directly would be easiest for me to do.
Thanks
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18 Jan 2017 12:18 #86046
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I don't think that this question even makes sense, sorry.
I think that all the data that you want to use is available in HAL, which is a shared-memory location, but the addresses are not fixed.
You would need to write a HAL driver which receives values on HAL pins and then sends the data to your SPI device.
(This is probably easier than it sounds).
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.7/html/hal/comp.html
I think that all the data that you want to use is available in HAL, which is a shared-memory location, but the addresses are not fixed.
You would need to write a HAL driver which receives values on HAL pins and then sends the data to your SPI device.
(This is probably easier than it sounds).
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.7/html/hal/comp.html
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19 Jan 2017 02:19 #86118
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Yes perfect! I apologize for the lack of right terms. Thats is exactly what I need!
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