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If I start to exceed the code size limits, then I will look into SDCC. For the moment, I'll probably just use the free Keil compiler since I will have it available. (a)synchronous FIFO mode of FTDI FT2232H(L) is also another candidate. SuiteUSB 3.4 - USB Development tools for Visual Studio

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That's all.ДЇor PC application of FX2LP, Cypress provides original device driver, CyUSB.sys, and.

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To set it up to slave FIFO, drag in 10-20 lines of example code from the Technical Reference Manual to the basic example file. Most of users make FX2LP just a slave FIFO - independent 'intelligent' USB peripheral. 'SETUP_FX2LP_DVK_1004.exe' installs KEIL eval version. Ah, Cypress kit accompanies eval version of Jungo WinDriver, as an addition. You can get everything except for Cypress-genuine board from the page. The contents of the CD attached to the Cypress kit is downloaded with the 'SETUP_FX2LP_DVK_1004.exe' link on above web page. You have to add hundreds lines of code to it.Д«ut I don't think you need this one. Therefore, there is no free example for ISP1583 at this point.Д®ven if you could get the examples, you have to port it to PIC, and it isn't enough. NXP's download site still lists up the examples, but linked files are lost. I'm not sure if the PC will be able to handle sustained data rates that high but I guess I'm going to find out pretty quickly.Д«efore the division has been sold to ST-Ericsson, NXP had distributed these ISP1583 examples on their download page.Д«ut ST-Ericsson doesn't provide these example, at least for web download. We'll have data rates in excess of 100Mb/s so high speed is the only way to deal with that. Our project does require a high speed USB connection. Given that I'm kinda poor these days, is there any open source method of developing for the Cypress (or the ST-Ericsson) chip? Perhaps something like SDCC? How easy or difficult would it be to go that development route?ДЄnd finally, given that I want to get this working as quickly as possible, how much development do I need to do for the Cypress chip to get it communicating with a PC? Will I need to modify the firmware that runs in the 51? Is that pretty easy overall? Can I pretty much get away with running it without too much modification? Does anyone have any information on choosing one of those chips over the other?ДЇrom what I've read here and elsewhere, the Cypress chip is pretty easy to use if you buy the development kit. From what I've read (and the searches I've done), there are far more examples of code for the Cypress chip than the ST-Ericsson chip. We had originally been considering the ST-Ericsson ISP1583 but it looks like that chip is much harder to deal with. I am getting ready to bring up a new board that has a PIC32MX795F512 and the Cypress CY7C68013A chip on it.