Hi everybody:
I am pretty much noob in ChibiOS, I used this RTOS in my embedded design class, I am planning to use my Raspberry B+ (BCM2835) under ChibiOS. I want to monitor water flows for a school project, so I am going to use a hall effect water flow sensor, basically what I want to do is to count the number of pulses in a given pin and re-calculate the flow measure every second, for this reason I need to access to interrupts, I think (I don't really know) that the answer to my question is by using the EXT Driver Library but I don't know how to configure a PAD (pin) as an interrupt source. I already check in the test HAL examples but the BCM2835 has no EXT Driver examples.
I would appreciate any help, advice or example that you could give me...
Thank you
Martin
BCM2835 Interrupt Handler
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Re: BCM2835 Interrupt Handler
Hi,
The Raspberry port has been created by another developer I cannot help directly with that, you are correct about the EXT driver, it is what you should use but I don't know if it is implemented for BCM2835.
Giovanni
The Raspberry port has been created by another developer I cannot help directly with that, you are correct about the EXT driver, it is what you should use but I don't know if it is implemented for BCM2835.
Giovanni
Re: BCM2835 Interrupt Handler
Hi Martin,
Do you realy need to use just a Raspberry Pi?
What about using Raspberry Pi with a debian distrubution in combination with STM32 or Arduino running ChibiOS for the real time part. You can then make a serial link between the Rapberry pi and the other mcu.
Do you realy need to use just a Raspberry Pi?
What about using Raspberry Pi with a debian distrubution in combination with STM32 or Arduino running ChibiOS for the real time part. You can then make a serial link between the Rapberry pi and the other mcu.