I still haven’t had time to play around with Vern’s code, but you should check out his latest commit on Github, it looks like he’s ftd2xx_dll working on adding Read capability. I tried playing around with your code and got it working wonderfully to send a byte at a time to the DE0-nano. I bet with a little work it could be possible to bypass having to use the quartus_pgm to program the device and do it directly via the FTDI. I also had problems getting the libftdi to see a FTDI chip using Linux.
- All systems are working very well, even with some enhanced features.
- I would suggest you to reinstall a clean Z-Satck and test again.
- While most Dynamic Link Libraries end in the file extension .DLL, others may use .OCX, .CPL, or .DRV.
I have a few VB.NET related programming posts queued up, then I’ll be returning to the DE0-Nano and JTAG communication. Well… the tutorial basically is the example. In the article you can find a zip file download that contains all the files. Let me know where you are confused, or stuck and hopefully I can help get you going. What’s the difference between “#fileevent $sock readable [list Echo $sock]” and “fileevent $sock writable [list Echo_wr $sock]”?
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As I understand it, the minimum command width is 4 bits, even though only bit 0 is actually used. The code in/out definitely are not chain friendly and the capture DR followed by DR shift does not take into consideration anything coming down the TDI line. I’ll upload the code next week after getting free from work.
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In the next blog post I’ll show how to simulate this design in ModelSim, I think this is an excellent way to understand how the digital design works. # List all devices on the chain, and select the first device on the chain. This block just rips the LED_Output bus down into the individual pin connections.
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Troubleshoot for a hardware problem if the software-related steps from above still haven’t resolved the msvcp100.dll errors. After a clean install of Windows, the DLL problem can only be hardware related. Msvcp100.dll errors happen when the msvcp100 DLL file is deleted or corrupted in some way. Sometimes, they can indicate a problem with the Windows registry, a virus or malware issue, or even a hardware failure.
Most likely line 15 is never being hit, and that variable is not being set and thus throws this error. # List all available programming hardwares, and select the USBBlaster. To demonstrate this functionality I put together a project that uses the DE0-Nano LEDs to count from 0 to 128 in binary, all at the command of a Python script. Nothing better than some flashing lights to demonstrate a new technique. I am facing the same issue.What exactly have you done to solve it? I have 2 msp430.dll on my system, both do not work…