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Just bought an ARMitePro . Wow ! I've been a hardware kinda guy since the '70's
. Most of my programming experience has been at the machine level . Programming
concepts are not a problem for me ; SYNTAX usually is . Rather than re-designing
code , are there code libraries out there that a guy could use as a " starting
point " ? A book perhaps ? Any help would be apreciated . Until the , I plod
along as obtaining parts in Canada takes forever to do .

The Coridium software comes with a great big help file for their lib.
They designed the BASIC they use.

Theres some example code here in the files area.

More than that and you are out of the Coridium realm, and squarely into general
ARM7 land.

If you are thinking BASIC then Coridium is certainly a good choice, however
learning C, and ARM7 C will open a lot more boards and tools to you.

Try searching for PIC/AVR/ARM7 books.

Also http://www.futurlec.com, they have several books.