Reply by July 28, 20052005-07-28
Hi Vivien...

Easiest way to blinking a led is to use PE.

but i suggest you to firstly learn Code Warrior.
complate the CW course from here:
(you should be member to enter the course.)

http://www.embeddedlearningcenter.com/scripts/tol.exe?SID,13586.16802.20040716&CONFIG,pc-freescale.txt&TEMPLATE,pc_main.ops&AREA,8&COURSE,24570

after that if you know C you can write a led blinking
project using PE. Create an periodic interrupt using
timer beans. after specific number of ISR you can
change state of the LED.

also you don't need even install the codewarrior to
learn it. here there is online lab for it:

http://www.embeddedlearningcenter.com/scripts/tol.exe?
SID,13586.16802.20040716&CONFIG,pc-freescale.txt&AREA,48&obj,384&TEMPLATE,pc_main.ops

(i hope links are working:) they copy-pasted from
here:
http://www.freescale.com/support )

--- iewgnip <Vivien.Wong@Vivi...> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm really new DSP programming. I'm starting to
> use the DSP56F8323
> demo board. I would like to write my own code in C
> just to light up
> some LEDs on the board.
> There's the processor expert, I'm not sure if it's
> recommended to
> use
> that or to write my code from scratch.
>
> Thanks
>
> Regards
> Vivien >

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Reply by iewgnip July 28, 20052005-07-28
Hi,

I'm really new DSP programming. I'm starting to use the DSP56F8323
demo board. I would like to write my own code in C just to light up
some LEDs on the board.
There's the processor expert, I'm not sure if it's recommended to
use
that or to write my code from scratch.

Thanks

Regards
Vivien