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buzzer on mcb2300

Hi,I want to test out my buzzer/sounder on the mcb2300 but do not know how to do so in uvision.I can not seem to find any sample programs either.

Does anyone have any advice??

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  • The difficult thing with programming I find is that it all differs from one system to another.

    Which is why you should concentrate on those things that don't differ so much, for now. You need a solid foundation to tie all that platform-specific stuff together into some meaningful overall system of knowledge. The C programming language is that foundation.

    Is there any good information that relates directly to writing programs in uvision.

    No --- because you don't write programs "in uVision". You use uVision as a tool, to write programs in C. Or Assembly. Or C++, even. For uVision itself, you got documentation, including a tutorial. Work through that, but do it after you've got yourself comfortable with C as programming language.

    Learning ten things at the same time usually doesn't work. Mastering a programming language, a hardware platform, and a toolset like uVision, all at the same, is doomed to fail. You really have to do it in sequence.

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  • The difficult thing with programming I find is that it all differs from one system to another.

    Which is why you should concentrate on those things that don't differ so much, for now. You need a solid foundation to tie all that platform-specific stuff together into some meaningful overall system of knowledge. The C programming language is that foundation.

    Is there any good information that relates directly to writing programs in uvision.

    No --- because you don't write programs "in uVision". You use uVision as a tool, to write programs in C. Or Assembly. Or C++, even. For uVision itself, you got documentation, including a tutorial. Work through that, but do it after you've got yourself comfortable with C as programming language.

    Learning ten things at the same time usually doesn't work. Mastering a programming language, a hardware platform, and a toolset like uVision, all at the same, is doomed to fail. You really have to do it in sequence.

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