| ??? 07/19/06 11:21 Read: times |
#120566 - ALL CAPS = Shouting Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Writing in ALL UPPERCASE is considered shouting and, therefore, rude. It is also much harder to read.
There are certain places where selective use of all-uppercase can be helpful; eg, for emphasis, or when writing initials & acronyms such as BASIC. But whole sentences in all-uppercase is completely unwarranted! Rishab Bucha said:
well i used a circuit with basic interpreter and a 8052... You do mean a BASIC (uppercase - it's an acronym) interpreter, don't you? ie, an interpreter for the BASIC programming language? in the instruction set of the same i had a command XBY(ADDRESS) You need to look in the Documentation for the description of precisely what this does. i wrote to the address of the registers of the 8155 and was able to work So it sounds like the 8155 is memory mapped in your circuit? Again, you need to look in the Documentation for the circuit to check. however to do same with assembly instrusction what approach do i take If it is memory mapped then, as far as assembler instructions are concerned, it's just another memory location (or locations) - but, again, you need to check your Documentation to see if there are any other special requirements... do i assume ... No! Do not assume anything! Look it up in the Documentation and find out for sure! plz tell my mistake and the code i shld use You are assuming too much! |
