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--- software:keil:asm_project [2016/02/19 07:19] – feur
+++ software:keil:asm_project [2020/02/07 16:20] (current) – [Minimal Assembly Project] akdi
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-====== Create a Assembly Project ======
+====== Create an Assembly Project ======
 Creating an Assembly project is pretty much the same as createing a [[c_project|C project]]. \\
-\\ {{keil_add_file_2.png?500em}} \\ \\
+\\ {{keil_add_file_3.png?700em}} \\ \\
 |< 100% 10em >|
 ^Type|Choose "Asm File (.s)".|
 ^Name|Choose an appropriate name.|
-^Location|Choose correct [[#prepare_project_directory|location]] (.\App).|
+^Location|Choose correct [[c_project#prepare_project_directory|location]] (.\App).|
 ===== Normal Assembly Project =====
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                  THUMB
-ADR_LED          EQU    0x60000100
+ADDR_LED         EQU    0x60000100
-ADR_DIPSW        EQU    0x60000200
+ADDR_DIPSW       EQU    0x60000200
 main             PROC
                  EXPORT main
-                 LDR    R0, =ADR_LED
+                 LDR    R0, =ADDR_LED
-                 LDR    R1, =ADR_DIPSW
+                 LDR    R1, =ADDR_DIPSW
 loop             LDR    R2, [R1, #0]
                  STR    R2, [R0, #0]
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 The difference between a normal an d a minimal Assembly project is, that for the minimal project you don't need to choose a runtime component. This means you have to take care of every aspect yourself! \\
-The example code bellow shows a very minimal setup (without access to the CT Board peripherals). \\
+The example code bellow shows a very minimal setup (without access to the CT Board [[ctboard:input|input]] or [[ctboard:output|output]] peripherals). \\
 <file asm main.s>
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                 END
 </file>
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+\\ \\
+//**Back to [[software:start:getting_started|Getting Started]]**//