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Hi, I done programming in turbo C. I get data on parallet port successfully.I control stepper motor through it. Now i want to get data on USB port & then control stepper motor.So anyone can tell me how can i do programming for that?
Thanks in advance.
Regards, diyora
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"I done programming in turbo C"
Turbo C is not a Keil product, is it? So you need to go to the Turbo C site: www.codegear.com/.../turbo
"anyone can tell me how can i do programming for that?"
You are asking about PC programming - Keil tools are not for PC programming.
There are plenty of sites that deal with PC programming; eg, as you're using Turbo C. http://dn.codegear.com/
http://www.lvr.com/usb.htm
Hi guys!
it looks like a silly question but since i dont know its answer so i have to ask you people about it.
If i want to program a microprocessor, what softwares and hardwares would i require?
I mean is there any Programmer required for this purpose? Is there any schematic available so that i can use it on my own. Is there its software? where i can get it to download? Where i can get its code editor and assembler?
kindly help me out
thanks
"it looks like a silly question but since i dont know its answer so i have to ask you people about it."
But why did you ask it in the middle of an unrelated thread?
"If i want to program a microprocessor, what softwares and hardwares would i require?"
There are thousands of different microcontrollers available, and the specific tools required will be different for each one!
The products available from Keil are listed, surprisingly, on the 'Products' page of this site: http://www.keil.com/product/
Almost every manufacturer these days supplies "Start Kits" for their products that include everything you need. Similar kits are also available from 3rd parties like Keil: http://www.keil.com/boards/
If you need to ask questions at this level, you should certainly begin with a Starter Kit!
You can pic a CPU with Built in USB. Or use an CPU and a USB to serial converter like http://www.ftdichip.com
"Or use an CPU and a USB to serial converter like http://www.ftdichip.com "
Note that FTDI (and others) also make USB-to-Parallel chips; ie, USB chips with a microcontroller bus style interface.
There are also USB chips with SPI and I2C interfaces...