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Please see section 2.9.2.4 in attached manual.
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Please see section 2.9.2.4 in attached manual.

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correction:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-40801874-1">*pus = (*pus &amp; 0x8000) | (bits0_14 &amp; 0x7FFF);</code></pre>
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Sara
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correction:



*pus = (*pus & 0x8000) | (bits0_14 & 0x7FFF);


Sara

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This is embedded software application.<br />
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Don't I need volatile keyword ?
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This is embedded software application.

Don't I need volatile keyword ?

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volatile makes that in a multi-threaded application each thread doesn't make optimization on &nbsp;a variable, since it could be changed by another thread. for example in a loop the variable was checked in the loop condition even if there was no change in the loop body. 'embedded' software is realtime and single-threaded as far as i know. so the volatile shouldn't make a difference. but it also may not harm (and perhaps my knowledge of 'embedded' systems is not up-to-date).<br />
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Sara
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volatile makes that in a multi-threaded application each thread doesn't make optimization on  a variable, since it could be changed by another thread. for example in a loop the variable was checked in the loop condition even if there was no change in the loop body. 'embedded' software is realtime and single-threaded as far as i know. so the volatile shouldn't make a difference. but it also may not harm (and perhaps my knowledge of 'embedded' systems is not up-to-date).

Sara

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I need to configure pin AP0_14 for digital output. &nbsp;To achieve this I need to write 0 to bit 14 of 16-bit Port Mode Register.<br />
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The physical address of this register is: &nbsp; 0xFFC103C8<br />
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What should be the exact statement to write to this register using the physical address ?<br />
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I need to configure pin AP0_14 for digital output.  To achieve this I need to write 0 to bit 14 of 16-bit Port Mode Register.


The physical address of this register is:   0xFFC103C8


What should be the exact statement to write to this register using the physical address ?

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