Step 3: Writing a simple Program with the web interface
The traditional "Hi Mom" program
This section describes writing programs with the web interface, which is fine for small programs. But you will really want to use the USB interface to write larger programs, covered in the next section .
So type something like the
traditional PRINT "Hi Mom"
When
you hit the ENTER key it will be sent to the ARMweb and be echoed back
in the
console window. (below)
Now RUN the program
Which you can do by either typing RUN or hitting the RUN button at the top of the screen.
And see the results
You can notice a number of things. First
the program is compiled and then written into
Flash memory, and your program
takes 0K of code and 0K of data space.
Next the program will be executed, as
evidenced by the output of "Hi Mom" to the console.
ARMweb also reports back
how long the program executed, in this case 3 msec