Re: [Simulavr-devel] Help with New Example

[Joel Sherrill]

Knut Schwichtenberg wrote:
> Joel Sherrill wrote:
>   
> > Is the pin toggling high and low like the serial data going out?
> > Does the feedback "receiver" need to read 8 bits and reassemble them?
> >
> > If so, is "changeValue" actually the value of a "pin state"
> > (e.g. high, low, etc)
> >     
> So my other traces are done and here is the full trace. But - think of an
> asynchronous transmission - without timing information there are high - low
> transitions but you can not tell if this makes sense or not. But at the end the
> received bit-information is displayed via the serial?x.cpp.
> As far as I understand the serial-simulation it needs to know the baudrate to
> sample the bits at proper times. So, to test the serial simulation change the
> baudrate of the simulation from 9600 to anything different. Then the basic
> window should not show each character twice. Only the special-port will show the
> right data.
>
> What I could get to work is the opposite direction from the window to the avr. I
> thought your feedback application is close to the stdio-example, that also
> handles receiving of data.
> Any ideas?
>   
So you are confirming my understanding which makes it rather challenging
to reassemble the bits.

Would it be ok to add a "pin" which transmitted the entire byte at
the end of the character being clocked out?

A magic pin to hook higher level simulations too.

--joel