[plantman]

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I am standing at the edge of a great precipice. There is a drop, a fall into the abyss of the unknown. I feel the rush of adrenaline in my veins as I peer into the emptiness, the darkness. I’m here, at the crossroads of choice and uncertainty, my feet on the precipice of change, my heart pounding with the thrill of the unknown. The wind whips past me, its cool fingers ruffling my hair, whispering of adventure and mystery. I breathe in the crisp air and taste the exhilaration of the moment, the urgency of decision. I glance back over my shoulder, to the well-trodden path behind me, comfortable in its familiarity but bland in its monotony. Ahead, the dark abyss beckons me, pulsating with the promise of excitement, adventure, and challenge. I close my eyes and feel the pull of the void. I am an explorer, a wanderer, a dreamer, and the universe is my canvas, filled with myriad shades and colors, waiting for me to paint my story. And as the sun dips below the horizon, I step forward, and the world shifts beneath my feet, and I am falling, falling, but not with fear, with a strange sense of liberation. I have taken the leap, made the choice, and now, the future is wide open, an uncharted landscape awaiting my arrival. I let go of my fear, embrace the thrill of the unknown, and in the darkness of the void, I find a spark of light, a glimmer of possibility. I am the author of my destiny, the painter of my canvas”

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[plantman]

What the heck?

Does anyone with a programming background understand what it’s saying?

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The ARM instruction set

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It is quite common to use C to create a program’s main control loop and for calling specific assembly language functions for certain frequently-used functions that require hardware access.

The Assembly Language Development Environment

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Arm DS-5 (also known as the Keil Microcontroller Development Kit) provides a variety of tools for assembly language program development.

Here is a snapshot of the DS-5 user interface with a few key windows labeled.

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Start and Stop buttons

Options

Project Explorer window

Source code Editor window

Debug (Disassembly) window

Registers and Variables windows

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Useful and usable information can be found in the Command Reference tab

http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc.dui0489c/ CIHBJEII.html

The disassembly view can be used to check the generated assembly code.

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Make sure that the following options are selected in the Debug tab:

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Source-level debugging is facilitated by a “Symbolic” disassembly listing.

Using armclang

A GNU compatible compiler will use the following syntax:

gcc -o myprogram myfile.c

The ARM Compiler toolchain that comes with the DS-5 IDE uses a tool called armclang. To compile myfile.c, you would enter the following command:

armclang -o myprogram myfile.c

There are many command-line options to customize the code generation. Here are some of the most commonly used ones.

• -c Only compile and

[plantman]

I could see myself doing it exclusively.

I would first start by incorporating it into my family’s business first. If I can make everyone’s life easier at the office, it would make it easier to do something exclusive on my own.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by plantman.

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