Microcontroller Programming

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Hello World!

Many things difficult to design prove easy to perform.

—Samuel Johnson (Author)

OUTLINE

7.1    Introduction

7.2    Creating Source Code Files

7.3    Assembling Programs

7.4    Ten Useful Programs

7.5    Summary

OBJECTIVES

Upon completion of this chapter, you should be able to

1.  Understand a typical assembly program development environment.

2.  Write readable source code.

3.  Utilize assembler directives, labels, and directives to enhance source code.

4.  Describe the fields in the listing file.

5.  Define and interpret the contents and structure of S-records.

6.  Write a variety of decision-making statements.

7.  Create new subroutines and implement BUFFALO subroutines.

8.  Implement control flow and finite loops using ...