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8051 micro (database), coding in C++

Hey everyone

Im a student doing a small barcode project that scans items with MSH119 barcoe scanner and integrates with C and the 8051 to produce a list display of price and totals of the list
Im looking for a bit of help on where to get started with the decoding of the output.....
there is no connection to the scanner so i have only read TTL on oscilloscope so far to read black and white bars

many thanks in advance

Baden Maher
Beng EEE
Uni of Plymouth

Parents
  • Unless they address 5 totally different topics (eg, 5 different languages), it is unlikely that you will need to study all 5 in detail - at least, not for this one project.

    Therefore you should ask your supervisor which one he/she recommends as your primary source - and focus on that one.

    You could also ask your fellow students which one(s) they find most useful.

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  • Unless they address 5 totally different topics (eg, 5 different languages), it is unlikely that you will need to study all 5 in detail - at least, not for this one project.

    Therefore you should ask your supervisor which one he/she recommends as your primary source - and focus on that one.

    You could also ask your fellow students which one(s) they find most useful.

Children
  • There's no short-cuts to learning to program!
    If it was easy, it wouldn't take a University course!

    The bad part is that it isn't enough with one - or ten courses either. The courses gives you a methodology for how to understand the vocabulary, where to find information and how to learn new tricks. Then it takes a couple of years to become a decent developer, and maybe a lifetime (if at all) to become a truly great developer.

  • "The courses gives you a methodology for how to understand the vocabulary, where to find information and how to learn new tricks."

    Exactly.
    It has been said that the benefit of a good eduction is not what you know, but what you know how to find out

    A university student should be expected to be able, for example, to think of typing "barcode" into the 'Search' box to reveal this, among others: http://www.keil.com/forum/docs/thread10241.asp