Here's a question: What does DOWNLOADING do that RESET does not do?
Here's the story:
After I download new code, the code starts running and printf-ing to the terminal window -- everything is fine.
If I press RESET on the RC, the terminal window continues to show output, but it's unreadable -- instead of letters and numbers there are weird symbols and other characters.
The rhythm of the output is unchanged (I only printf() stuff every 20th cycle, so it's about twice a second). But it's unreadable junk -- garbage.
Downloading again (the same code or different) clears up the problem until the next RESET. But that's not a solution, it's just a clue.
What does DOWNLOADING do that RESET does not do?
What's going on?
I've searched the archives and found someone with
the same problem, but there was no answer.
__________________
Trenton Tornadoes 381
2004 Philadelphia Regional Winners
2006 Xerox Creativity Award
---
My corner of the
USPTO.
My favorite error message from gcc:
main is usually a function
My favorite error message from Windows:
There is not enough disk space available to delete this file.