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can any one give me the meaning of following line
#define COUNT 2000 #define KEY2 0x2F #define KEY1 0xF8
COUNT,KEY2,KEY1 are the name's given which we going to use next in the prog. but what is 2000,0x2F,0xF8 is address i.e memory location or simply just value.
As you say this is "sample" code, you need to ask yourself whether your time is going to be better spent trying to understand the "sample", or if you'd be better off just writing it yourself from scratch!
do not waste time "asking yourself", you WILL "be better off just writing it yourself from scratch"
The only value of "sample" code I know of comes after you have written the code for what you want to do yourself. At such time you understand what it is all about and, at that time, sometimes - not always a look at "sample" code can give a hint to where the error in what you wrote is.
Erik
i have put one more question in forum can u answer that sinciarly i.e. truly
can u answer that sinciarly who would know if micro can asnwer but himself?
I think your time would be better spent in studying your 'C' textbook rather than worrying about Keil's internal policies!
http://www.keil.com/forum/docs/thread8516.asp
sorry but there is some thing that u don't know and on that thing u r working
y r u 2 la-z 2 rite "you" etc?
just in case, as so often it is, the poster can not understand "back at you" here it is spelled out
If you are too lazy to write you, why should we not be too lazy to answer?