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    very basic (general) microcontroller programming question

    I found the following answer elsewhere. Someone else asked the same question I did. I'm entering the answer below for those who might be wondering the same thing. For those unfamiliar with ARM here is a brief intro (my interpretation). ARM is a cpu design created by a British company (Acorn?)...
  2. C

    very basic (general) microcontroller programming question

    Thanks OBW. This is what I was hoping to find, someone who has experience programming micro controllers. I do appreciate other folks trying to help however. I "assumed" that all ARM chips have the same basic set of registers since they are all based on the same cpu design. But that's the...
  3. C

    very basic (general) microcontroller programming question

    Araouse, My very first sentence was, "I'm just getting started in MICRO CONTROLLER PROGRAMMING." I've been programming for years. The question is about ARM micro controllers, not C programming.
  4. C

    very basic (general) microcontroller programming question

    My question was not about the portability of the C language. I've been programming in C since 1990 and in Fortran since 1975. I know something about it. The question is specifically about using C to program ARM micro controllers. But so far nobody has demonstrated any knowledge of micro...
  5. C

    very basic (general) microcontroller programming question

    Writing code in C doesn't help portability much if the register names and mnemonics for Texas Instruments ARM micro's aren't the same a ST's. The C code will be completely different. There's no chance a program written for TI will come close to running on an ST micro. I assumed register names...
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    very basic (general) microcontroller programming question

    I'm just getting started in microcontroller programming. I'm using a Texas Instruments Tiva (ARM) micro controller board. I'm trying to learn direct register programming instead of using the API provided by TI. I assumed this would make my programs at least somewhat portable (able to run on...
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