working with I2C communication in ARM7

You said, "I (sic?) am doing project on multiprocessor communication using I2C"

But, if someone gives you the program, then you won't have done it - will you?

If you want to call it "your" project, then that does require that you do the majority of the work. As your question was basically, "will you do my project for me?", then yes - I do want you to do that yourself!

If, after studying the I2C definition, chip datasheets, app notes, examples, etc you have specific points that you want help with, then people will help - but not just give you a complete solution for free!

You said, "I (sic?) am doing project on multiprocessor communication using I2C"

But, if someone gives you the program, then you won't have done it - will you?

If you want to call it "your" project, then that does require that you do the majority of the work. As your question was basically, "will you do my project for me?", then yes - I do want you to do that yourself!

If, after studying the I2C definition, chip datasheets, app notes, examples, etc you have specific points that you want help with, then people will help - but not just give you a complete solution for free!

A bit less hostility would be nice, I guess.
The original poster might be misguided in some ways, but it's still reasonable to expect a polite answer rather than a personal attack.
Don't have anything to say on topic? Then don't. Someone else will.
Just broke that rule myself :-(

Regards,

- mike

I am inclined to disagree.
As Andy clearly demonstrated, there are quite some people here (including myself) that would be glad to help, but not to do somebody else's homework/project. I think you got it the other way around: the rude element here is actually the OP, not the ones that decline his blatant attempts to cheat.

Or, at least, that you fund the work.

In which case, see: http://www.keil.com/condb/search.asp or similar

A bit less hostility would be nice, I guess.

Good idea in general, except that you failed to take into account about half the hostility going on here.

The way these "Gimme software" people behave is, for all practical purposes, a denial-of-service attack on this forum --- and ultimately on our reputation as a community of professionals. This is a development that deserves being fought.

hello all,

I am new on this forum. I was unaware of the interesting people on this forum which are really reading my post...

nice to see your response!