Wednesday, May 16, 2018

This is a screen shot of an AVR assembler program that turns PORTB's least significant bit on and off very quickly.




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; AssemblerApplication4.asm
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; Created: 17/05/2018 10:15:30 AM
; Author : peterb
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; Set up stack pointer and turn PB0 on and off. No delay.
start:
 out PORTB,r16
 LDI R16, LOW(RAMEND)
 OUT SPL, R16
 LDI R16, HIGH(RAMEND)
 OUT SPH, R16
 ;better make PB0 an output. Write a 1 into PB0 of DDRB.
 clr r16
 inc r16
 out DDRB,r16
repeat:
 clr r18
 inc r18
 rcall sendtob
 clr r18
 rcall sendtob
 rjmp repeat
 ; the subroutine is below. Always ends with ret.
 sendtob:
  out PORTB, r18
  ret

   
at

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