Hello Hasan,
You can get rid of problem n° 1 by creating a project from nothing using Project Wizard.
The Project Wizard, and also Processor Expert (PE) allow you to create a working basis with all the MCU initialized.
I don't use PE because it's too high level for me and I deeply know the MCU, but I think it works like C++ where the beans can call functions (like methods) depending on events.
For n°2, most of the example are in Application Notes and Engineering Bulletins. It's true that software is not available like this.
Usually these documents will explain the subject and then illustrate it with a piece of code.
The code is either included at the end of the PDF document or available as a separate package named after the application note, for instance AN1234SW.zip.
I advise you to go to www.freescale.com and use the search engine on the top right (the forum top right search engine will be working next month, it is not now). If you put keywords linked to your application, you will find related document and you can select product families to limit to pertinent ones.
For instance search for "Application Note SPI *HC08*"
Or you can start from the LJ12 product page.
On n°3, I understand your frustration, the datasheet is more like a contractual document describing the abilities rather than a User Guide as such.
This was chosen this way because some modules would need a 100 pages to be fully explained. As it is just know some S12X devices have already more than 1000 pages. Therefore Application Notes and Engineering Bulletin describe how to use it best.
For the E²PROM and Flash, you can get (NVM) Non Volatile Memory drivers for all products.
On the HC08 you can use the following:
Regards,
Alban.
You can get rid of problem n° 1 by creating a project from nothing using Project Wizard.
The Project Wizard, and also Processor Expert (PE) allow you to create a working basis with all the MCU initialized.
I don't use PE because it's too high level for me and I deeply know the MCU, but I think it works like C++ where the beans can call functions (like methods) depending on events.
For n°2, most of the example are in Application Notes and Engineering Bulletins. It's true that software is not available like this.
Usually these documents will explain the subject and then illustrate it with a piece of code.
The code is either included at the end of the PDF document or available as a separate package named after the application note, for instance AN1234SW.zip.
I advise you to go to www.freescale.com and use the search engine on the top right (the forum top right search engine will be working next month, it is not now). If you put keywords linked to your application, you will find related document and you can select product families to limit to pertinent ones.
For instance search for "Application Note SPI *HC08*"
Or you can start from the LJ12 product page.
On n°3, I understand your frustration, the datasheet is more like a contractual document describing the abilities rather than a User Guide as such.
This was chosen this way because some modules would need a 100 pages to be fully explained. As it is just know some S12X devices have already more than 1000 pages. Therefore Application Notes and Engineering Bulletin describe how to use it best.
For the E²PROM and Flash, you can get (NVM) Non Volatile Memory drivers for all products.
On the HC08 you can use the following:
Device Drivers
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Regards,
Alban.
