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Hi,
I have this design for a controller but i dont know the program for it?
Where can I find the code for it? I tried google coding but cannot find it. I normally write Pascal(Delphi) but this needs to be in Keil C for a 8051.
I need to get it working quickly. Who will help?
Well,
I learnt that Vince's wife is not a good flyer.
Regarding his posts ...
Usefullness score: 0% Readability score: 5% Ramble score: 95% Confusion score: 75% Soporific score: 100%
That said, this forum would be missing something without his input.
Hey meat-head,
I'm glad to know that this forum would 'be missing something' without me. But I must say, that those scores you gave me were really painful to see. Knowing your extensive background on all issues embedded, I'm now having a problem with my self-confidence and wonder if I'll ever make it in this industry.
Its good to know that I scored well on the Ramble, Confusion, and Soporific sections of the Limp Sausage Standard metrics.
Puleeze enlighten me on your own scores in this regard.
--Cpt. Vince Foster 2nd Cannon Place Fort Marcy Park, VA
To summarise:
You need Windows to use Keil tools.
Poor summary, but I'm sure it scored well on Limp Sausage Standard.
I would summarize it more as "get the best tools for the job"
"Yes sir right away sir!"
At ease soldier.
"Knowing your extensive background on all issues embedded..."
It's nice to see that my reputation is becoming known ;) Even though I suspect that it is not really appreciated.
Vince,
Your scores were low for readability and usefullness purely because I was unable to read the complete post. It's a possibility that I've got attention deficit disorder, but I think it may be to do with the amount you write. How do you find the time to type so much???
As for my scores, well ... I'll leave it to you to judge.
Well, the message was lost in the smoke. I did my best, but even a double expresso couldn't keep the lids open all the way through.