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LPC2350 PortPosted by Raymond Manyik on February 25, 2011 Does anyone have a port to the NXP LPC2350? It is an ARM9 based system. We plan to use the GCC tool set. we are using a DK-57TS-LPC3250 developer kit until while we are building our own carrier for the SOMDIMM form factor with interfaces to our own equipement. If there is not already a port, what demo package would be best for a starting point? Thanks Ray RE: LPC2350 PortPosted by Richard on March 8, 2011 Do you mean LPC3250? Either way, no I'm not aware, but there are ARM9 ports around for other devices that can be copied. Probably the only difference will be how the timer interrupt is configured and cleared. Regards.
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