hi, i'm a newbie with tms320vc33 dsk , and i would like to know :

1) is it possible for me to alternate between assembly language and C language within a same
source code. if yes, how?

2) the software included ( im using version 2.02) has up to 20 application files (dsk3a, dsk3d,
dsk3win, dsk3osc, to name a few). so far, i'm only using DSK3DW, which is stated as the
debugger. what are the other applications for? and.. 

3) how do i use the oscilloscope function?

any help would be appreciated. thank u:)

1) Yes it is possible, to have assembly and C language in the same source code.  Examples exist
on the CD such as Siggen3.c  It had the inline assembly below.  I don't know too much how to
create my own though.

asm(" .sect  \"BRTBL\"");
2)  Most of the applications included are for DOS(that is WIN 95/98).  Ignore any program that
opens to a DOS window.  The driver to access the parallel port doesn't work under Windows XP
(or in windows NT).

3)  The oscilloscope for Windows XP is DSK3WIN3.EXE.  Need to have stereo headset cable plugged
into input port.  Hit the oscilloscope button on the right to switch to waveform display.

- Mike
hi, i'm a newbie with tms320vc33 dsk , and i would like to know :
>
>1) is it possible for me to alternate between assembly language and C language within a
same source code. if yes, how?
>
>2) the software included ( im using version 2.02) has up to 20 application files (dsk3a,
dsk3d, dsk3win, dsk3osc, to name a few). so far, i'm only using DSK3DW, which is stated as the
debugger. what are the other applications for? and.. 
>
>3) how do i use the oscilloscope function?
>
>any help would be appreciated. thank u:)