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Hello,
I want to programm the interrups for the at89c51cc03 in C. But I can't find how i have to do this.
i have the configuration from the datasheet. but how look the "interrupt funktion header"??
why should i learn: "How to use the manual" while there is a forum where i can ask the user ;)
Because most users will find it impolite if you ask them to read the manual to you. Usually, if you do not want to deal with the specifics of the compiler or the hardware, you go and hire (that implies paying for the service) a consultant.
Also, the manual will give you much, much more detailed answers to many, many questions in much, much shorter time than this forum will.
but most users know exactly the answer, why should i use hours for hours to search for the answer?
but know i've got the answer ;)
thanks a lot
Because then you will know where to find the answer and where to refer to if you have more questions.
And why should other users waste their (possibly valuable) time explaining something that is explained in very excruciating detail in the one document that every user of the compiler should read before typing the first character of a program ?
Because, sooner or later, people will realise that you're just wasting their time, and will stop doing your work for you.
especially as you've stated it so clearly and explicitly yourself!
why should i use hours for hours to search for the answer?
because in the search for the answer you need right now, you will learn where to find the answers to future questions.
Nobody I know will know everyting in the manuals, but any decent user will know (or, at least, have an idea) where in the manuals to look for an answer.
Familiarrity with the manuals is essential to being productive.
Erik
I posted the above before I realized you has posted the same in a post below the one I replied to.
Repetition is the mother of all studies. Things like the above cannot be stressed enough.