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Please sir i need help in serial peripheral interface in arm7.I need the source code of SPI if possible please send as soon as possible.Thnx...
Please send source code of spi arm7 on my email id neel_v_sheth@yahoo.co.in
provide your billing information and I will send you a quote
Erik
Sir wat kind of billing information should i provide???? i m just a student.....
well, if you are a student, I suppose you are expected to write the code yourself.
Or will your evrntual certificate read 'copying' rather than 'engineering'?
But it takes engineers for reverse engineering.
Maybe the course he is taking is "Reverse Engineering B"?
On the other hand - then you should only post a programmed chip (with the copy-protect bit set) and let them figure out the contents of the chip.
Per, Even reverse engineering requires some skill. I am still trying to recover from learning to know that the company that should have model the machine control software via a Matlab model, tried to "backward engineer" the code, ending up sticking the same sick C code in the model (they did not get away with it...). I will not post a link to it, but the home page of the company boasts the number of PhD/advanced degrees its employees have. Are they kidding me?
Yes, reverse engineering takes skills. That was why I recommended a programmed and read-protected chip. Anyone who manages to produce decent working source code based on the contents of such a chip have the required skills to get a degree in computer science.
Companies for some reason regularly manages to end up with products but without the corresponding source code. I friend of mine had to reverse engineer a product to produce a protocol specification for a reimplementation. He not only produced the protocol specification, but also found a bug in the original implementation.
It isn't the degrees that are important. It's the creativity. A sw or hw developer has to be creative, but the school have no way of teaching creativity or even of grading it. But to get market shares, you either need a creatively designed product or a creative marketing team (or just plain, dumb luck).