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ARM C Tutorial CD-ROM Course

This CD-ROM provides a full tutorial course in C programming for ARM microcontrollers over approximately 40 hours. It includes virtual ARM microcontroller simulations, a programmer's notepad IDE, a GCC compiler, and download software. The course covers basic to advanced C programming concepts through a series of labs applying the concepts to control electronic systems and a section dedicated to explaining C syntax, variables, conditional statements, loops, functions, arrays, pointers, structures, and more. System requirements include a PC running Windows 98 or greater with a CD-ROM drive and an ARM programmer and target device.

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ARM C Tutorial CD-ROM Course

This CD-ROM provides a full tutorial course in C programming for ARM microcontrollers over approximately 40 hours. It includes virtual ARM microcontroller simulations, a programmer's notepad IDE, a GCC compiler, and download software. The course covers basic to advanced C programming concepts through a series of labs applying the concepts to control electronic systems and a section dedicated to explaining C syntax, variables, conditional statements, loops, functions, arrays, pointers, structures, and more. System requirements include a PC running Windows 98 or greater with a CD-ROM drive and an ARM programmer and target device.

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MODEL: ARMC-CD-01 ARM C Tutorial CD-ROM

Self-contained CD-ROM Tutorial for learning C programming for ARM microcontrollers Gain a thorough understanding of C programming for ARM microcontrollers from basic techniques through advanced concepts such as serial communication and interrupts. Develop the skills and techniques required to write C programs of some complexity from scratch. Develop a good understanding of how electronic systems are controlled.

This CD-ROM is designed for those who want to learn how to program embedded ARM microcontrollers in C. The CD contains a full course as well as all the software tools needed to create hex code for Atmel SAM7 device -- including a full C compiler and an Integrated Development Environment (IDE). The CD-ROM makes extensive use of a virtual ARM microcontroller which uses code simulation to explain how C works: students can step through programs to see the effects of each line of code on the microcontroller. This product explains code downloading using the E-blocks ARM Programmer and Daughter Board kit, but you can use other programmers and programming boards also. C for ARM Microcontrollers tutorial highlights

Approximately 40 hours of learning time A full course in C programming, with exercises Includes virtual ARM microcontroller simulations Includes Programmer's notepad IDE Includes C compiler (GCC) and download software

These courses assume you already have an understanding of digital electronics, elementary programming skills, and are proficient at using Windows. This CD-ROM can be used as a program of self study at home or in industry. It is also suitable for use with undergraduates as part of a structured course, thereby freeing up lecturers to provide one-on-one tutorial assistance. C for ARM Microcontrollers CD-ROM contents The CD-ROM is divided into two sections: a suite of Labs with real applications, and a section on C programming. Labs contents

Lab 1: flashing lights -- VOID, statements, hexadecimal, output to ports, WHILE, FOR, #INCLUDE, DDRA, variables Lab 2: Switches and torches -- INPUT, IF, ==, !, debouncing inputs, functions Lab 3: Follow the leader -- Arrays, delays, unary operators, break Lab 4: LEDs and Clocks -- Const, interrupt, 7-segment displays, multiplexing Lab 5: LCDs and libraries -- Serial data comms, libraries of code Lab 6: Mystic LCD -- Random numbers, shift register, MOD, test harnesses and debugging

Lab 7: The E lock -- EEPROM memory, sleep modes Lab 8: reaction timer -- Accurate timing Lab 9: Inspect your morse -- Converting state diagrams to programs

C Programming contents

What is a C program? Introduction, Comments, The main function header, The main function body, The end of the line, Exercises Variables Introduction, Types, Floating point, Characters, Integers, Choosing variables, Identifiers, Declaration, Multiple declarations, Initialization, Names, Assigning statements, Expressions, Operators and Operands, Constant operands, Operators and divide, Working on bits, Shifting bits, Shortcut operators, Unary operators, Casting, Exercises Conditional Statements Introduction, Logical operators, Equality, Using else, Cunning conditions, Complicated conditions, Unary operators in conditions, Exercises Statements and Blocks Introduction, Blocks in Blocks, Global and local variables, Local variable scope, Global variables, Exercises Looping the loop Introduction, While loop, Counting with the while loop, The for loop, Breaking out of loops, Continuing loops, Exercises Functions Introduction, When to use a function, Functions which return values, Functions which accept parameters, Functions which return values, More than one parameter, Exercises Arrays Introduction, The need for arrays, Declaring an array, elements in an array, Sorting array elements, Into the next dimension, Exercises Switches Introduction, The switch condition, Switches and breaks, Exercises Pointers Introduction, Arrays and pointers, Declaring a pointer, Using a pointer, Comparing a pointer, Null pointers, Functions and pointers, Finding out the size, Strings, Exercises Structures Introduction, Creating structures, How structures work, Pointers in structures, Structures in structures, Exercises The pre-processor Introduction, The #include directive, magic numbers and #define, Conditional compilation, Exercises Software engineering in C Introduction, Deciding on specification, Deciding how to test, creating the functions, Using the functions, Making a project, External data Sections on ARM device reference also included

System requirements

PC with CD-ROM drive and Windows 98 or greater Atmel ARM programmer with SAM7 device and download utility -- or E-blocks ARM Programmer

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