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{{{{{action|LabLink}}}|zero|getting started|Follow the instructions for building, loading and running a simple program that echoes input sent over the serial port}} | {{{{{action|LabLink}}}|zero|getting started|Follow the instructions for building, loading and running a simple program that echoes input sent over the serial port}} | ||
{{{{{action|LabLink}}}|one|assembly language|Implement various arithmetic operations in assembly language}} | {{{{{action|LabLink}}}|one|assembly language|Implement various arithmetic operations in assembly language}} | ||
{{{{action|LabLink}}}|two|general purpose I/O|Enhance an electronic Valentine's card to respond to button presses}} | {{{{{action|LabLink}}}|two|general purpose I/O|Enhance an electronic Valentine's card to respond to button presses}} | ||
{{{{{action|LabLink}}}|three|interrupts|Investigate a program that uses interrupts to overlap computing a list of primes with printing it}} | {{{{{action|LabLink}}}|three|interrupts|Investigate a program that uses interrupts to overlap computing a list of primes with printing it}} | ||
{{{{{action|LabLink}}}|four]]|{{microbian}}|Experiment with an embedded operating systems that supports concurrent processes communicating by messages}} | {{{{{action|LabLink}}}|four]]|{{microbian}}|Experiment with an embedded operating systems that supports concurrent processes communicating by messages}} | ||
Revision as of 16:06, 17 April 2023
- Lab zero: getting started. Follow the instructions for building, loading and running a simple program that echoes input sent over the serial port.
- Lab one: assembly language. Implement various arithmetic operations in assembly language.
- Lab two: general purpose I/O. Enhance an electronic Valentine's card to respond to button presses.
- Lab three: interrupts. Investigate a program that uses interrupts to overlap computing a list of primes with printing it.
- Lab four]]: micro:bian. Experiment with an embedded operating systems that supports concurrent processes communicating by messages.