I have a custom components I am writing that have two analog to digital converters in them. They require that I use their ISR's. What C file do I need to generate so the ISR code is created when I place the component into my main design?

Select Components tab and left-click on the Component. Select "Add Component Item" and choose from API the C-file.

That will do the job

Happy designing

Bob

Is it possible to move an A to D value to some kind of buffer without intervention from the CPU.

What should I use as the buffer if I were to write a verilog component to operate on the buffer?

Answer is yes, you would use DMA to write SRAM.

There is a specific example here - http://www.cypress.com/?docID=41742

Regards, Dana.

I plan on creating a buffer that can hold a thousand samples. Where in the memory do you you recommend I place it so nothing is in danger of being overwritten? At the back from addresses 0x20007C17  to 0x20007FFF?

Also, is each memory entry 32 bits wide?

Memory Map

OK, I think I am getting somewhere now.

The joe array in my code in the text file to my knowledge is supposed to serve as a buffer whose values are continually overwritten for the ADC V_SAMPLER. I largly borrowed the code from the ADC DMA example. The only difference is I did not include the interrupt so the ADC keeps on cycling and updating the rolling buffer.

It seems to be doing something but is not returning the proper DC values on the voltage divider I constructed. The physical setup is OK, I verified it with the ADC API calls in a continuous C loop.

I think something else is going on. What I want is the rolling buffer. I included in the text file the setup code.