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Why there isn't any good and simple guide for newbie in keil

Hello everybody
I have searched a long time for finding a good and regular user guide to debug my mcu but I couldn't find...
I want to debug the interrupts and status of peripheral register and I'm searching to find a complete guide. please help me out.
these materialls are much more summary.

http://www.keil.com/uvision/debug.asp

http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/uv4/uv4_debugging.htm

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  • A bit like expecting the manual that comes with the car to describe the cause and solution to all manner of mechanical or electrical failures that might occur over 200K miles in service?

    a) You're expected to know how to drive, b) if you tear it apart you're expected to know how to fix it.

    >>Why there isn't any good and simple guide for newbie in keil

    Probably because there are technical reference manuals for the unspecified parts you are using describing the register function in excruciating detail, and that the tools are aimed at professionals, who have done some assembler level programming at high school or college. Life isn't simple, you'll likely have to digest a lot of technical material, understand how microprocessors function, and experiment. Perhaps what you are looking for is training?

    How much would you pay for technical training, or a manual that explains everything in nube level detail?

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  • A bit like expecting the manual that comes with the car to describe the cause and solution to all manner of mechanical or electrical failures that might occur over 200K miles in service?

    a) You're expected to know how to drive, b) if you tear it apart you're expected to know how to fix it.

    >>Why there isn't any good and simple guide for newbie in keil

    Probably because there are technical reference manuals for the unspecified parts you are using describing the register function in excruciating detail, and that the tools are aimed at professionals, who have done some assembler level programming at high school or college. Life isn't simple, you'll likely have to digest a lot of technical material, understand how microprocessors function, and experiment. Perhaps what you are looking for is training?

    How much would you pay for technical training, or a manual that explains everything in nube level detail?

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