??? 03/26/06 15:26 Modified: 03/26/06 15:44 Read: times |
#113129 - decoding in practice Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Richard Erlacher said:
You said it provides the decoding. It does not. It provides direct access to the flash. There are MCU's that provide chip-selects, and THAT's decoding. Absolutely no ! Decoding means, I can access every peripheral, which I want. E.g. on one project I connected the SJA1000 and the LAN91C96 as memory mapped IO without any additional chip to the AT89C52. The solution was easy, simple use P2.0 as chip select for the one and P2.1 for the other. Only on very big projects, where the address range was limited, a full decoding may be needed. Please think practical, not theoretical. Peter |