chapter 4 examples book pic microcontrollers programming in c

... reference source. PIC, PICmicro, MPLAB, MPASM, PICkit, dsPIC, and PICDEM are trademarks of Microchip Technology Inc. Labcenter Electronics ( www.labcenter.co.uk ) Labcenter Electronics is ... third in a series, including ● PIC Microcontrollers: An Introduction to Microelectronic Systems. ● Interfacing PIC Microcontrollers: Embedded Design by Interactive Simulation. ● Programming ... ● PIC programming and in- circuit testing (Microchip ICD2) Figure 1.22 : ICD Debugging Windows Ch01-H8960.indd 30Ch01-H8960.indd 30 6/10/2008 4: 57:08 PM6/10/2008 4: 57:08 PM PIC Microcontroller...

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... port on the machine listen( ) Server only Wait for incoming connection from a client accept( ) Server only Accept the incoming connection from client Conceptually, think of a socket as a "pipe" ... <FH>; Closing the Connection After the network transaction is complete, close( ) disconnects the network connection. close(FH); Server Socket Calls The following functions set the socket in ... server uses the accept( ) call to intercept the incoming connection and initiate communication with the client. Now the client and server can each use sysread( ) and syswrite( ) calls to speak...

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... changes? Examine the data coming back from the server. After your client can handle the current data, think about possible changes that may occur in the data. Some changes won't affect ... # close the network connection close(F); # fetch images and hyperlinks into arrays, print them out if (defined $images || $all) { With hcat, one can easily retrieve documents ... this can be done by changing a few lines around. In hcat, where you see this: # request the path of the document to get print F "GET $the_url[3] HTTP/1.0\n"; print F "Accept:...

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...   2002 MuDer Jeng 2002 MuDer Jeng Calculate Timer Delay Calculate Timer Delay   2002 MuDer Jeng 2002 MuDer Jeng C/ T bit in TMOD register C/ T bit in TMOD register   2002 MuDer Jeng 2002 ... 1 except that it is a 13-bit timer Mode 2 Programming Mode 2 Programming 1.Loaded value into TH (8-bit timer) 2.”SETB TR0” for timer 0 ;”SETB TR1” for timer 1 3.If TF (timer flag) = high “CLR ... MuDer Jeng   2002 MuDer Jeng 2002 MuDer Jeng Finding values to be loaded into the timer Finding values to be loaded into the timer Assuming XTAL =11.0592MHz from Example 9-10 1.Divide the...

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... scrollbars in Windows applications and in Macintosh applications. On Windows, scrollbars typically have buttons at either end that advance the scrollbar button itself. On the classic Macintosh, ... is farther down in the "skin hierarchy." (This is discussed later in this chapter in the Section 4. 3.1 section.). Planning Your Interface Before you begin using CSS and images to ... You may find that you can actually use most of the mockup in your actual interface! See Section 4. 2 .4 later in this chapter for an explanation of how In this case, the element selector names...

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... child elements of a container at the start, center, or end. 4. 2 .4. Referencing Images in CSS Another basic function of the CSS in any Mozilla skin is to incorporate images into the user interface. ... skin are created by using both properties. In this case, the background is the basic round disk as seen in Figure 4- 4 , defined in the toolbarbutton-1 class in communicator\skin\button.css, ... special -moz- prefix, indicating that they are not part of the actual CSS specifications. You can find a complete list of these CSS keywords by searching for the file nsCSSKeyWordList.h in...

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... global.css into your XUL file by means of a xul-stylesheet processing instruction, you in effect load these skins. Also included in Example 4- 7 are a couple of binding attachments, which attach ... structure is described in the Section 4. 3.2 section later in this chapter. 4. 3.1.1. Skin inheritance and skin modularization For the sake of discussion, this book describes two kinds of inheritance: ... then inherited by other button bindings. Chapter 4. CSS in Mozilla Applications-P3 Figure 4- 4. Composite styles for the reload button 4. 2.5. Menu Skinning As an example of using CSS in...

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... url("chrome://communicator/skin/icons/online.gif"); } /* ::::: directional button icons ::::: */ Chapter 4. CSS in Mozilla Applications-P4 4. 3 .4. 3. The communicator skin Like global.css, the communicator.css ... the communicator component uses come from the CSS files also located in the communicator subdirectory of the current skin. Example 4- 8. CSS information from communicator.css /* ==== communicator.css ... basic look of the xFly application. Example 4- 9. CSS rules for xFly window window.main { background-color: #cccccc; display: block; overflow: hidden; font: small arial,helvetica,sans-serif,tahoma;...

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... list-style-image: url("chrome://xfly/skin/btnfly- hov.gif "); } 4. 4 .4. Describing the Skin in RDF As described in Chapter 6 , a manifest must accompany and describe the skin so it can be found ... unlimited script access. An evil skin is a skin for which the security restrictions above do not apply. They can access the DOM of the web page and XUL content, use XPConnect to connect to the Mozilla ... themes. In other words, you can do some things in XUL that you cannot do in CSS. The two preinstalled themes in Mozilla, Modern, and Classic use technologies like XBL, JavaScript, and XPConnect...

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... is not zero. The acceleration in uniform circular motion has the following characteristics: 1. Its vector points towards the center C of the circular path, thus the name “centripetal” 2. ... displacement r can then be written as:∆ r Chapter 4 Motion in Two and Three Dimensions In this chapter we will continue to study the motion of objects without the restriction we put in chapter ... → − r (4 - 14) sin x v v θ = − cos y v v θ = ( ) ( ) 2 2 cos sin 1 θ θ + = Uniform circular Motion: A particles is in uniform circular motion it moves on a circular path of radius r with constant...

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... information on Cache::Cache, simply install it from CPAN and type perldocCache::Cache on the command line. Also check out http://perl-cache.sourceforge.net/ for more information online. ã cache( ) ... component to access another component's cache. The most important parameter is cache_class. This can be either the full name of a Cache::Cache subclass, such as Cache::FileCache or Cache::MemoryCache ... Cache::Cache API also includes methods that allow you to remove cached data, examine cache metadata such as when a piece of data was added or last accessed, and much more. See the Cache::Cache...

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... Available Only When Using ApacheHandler When you are using Mason under mod_perl with the HTML::Mason::ApacheHandler class, which is covered in Chapter 7 , the Request object will contain several additional ... you chose to use Apache::Request to handle incoming parameters by setting args_method to mod_perl, this object will be an Apache::Request object; otherwise, it will be an Apache object. Incoming ... HTML::Mason::CGIHandler classes. The latter class is covered in Chapter 9 . ã cgi_object This method is always available when using HTML::Mason::CGIHandler . If you are using HTML::Mason::ApacheHandler,...

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... present in the window. The ever-present interaction of windows, views, and messages accounts for the combining of these three topics in this chapter. Views 113 Accessing a view using FindView() When ... object in the data member In past examples, I created an instance of a window by declaring a local window variable in the application constructor, then using that variable in a call to the win- dow’s ... appears in a view. A scrollbar, button, picture, or text lies within a view. The topic of drawing in views is significant enough that it warrants its own chapter Chapter 5, Draw- ing. In this chapter, ...

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... Programming 1 Chapter 2: Task Programming 7 Chapter 3: Sharing Data 49 Chapter 4: Coordinating Tasks 109 Chapter 5: Parallel Loops 173 Chapter 6: Parallel LINQ 219 Chapter 7: Testing ... Continuations 110 Creating Simple Continuations 111 Creating One-to-Many Continuations 113 Creating Selective Continuations 115 Creating Many-to-One and Any-To-One Continuations 117 Canceling ... ■ CONTENTS viii Working with Concurrent Collections 87 Using .NET 4 Concurrent Collection Classes 88 Using First-Generation Collections 97 Using Generic Collections 99 Common Problems...

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... Technical Reviewer xiv Acknowledgments xv Chapter 1: Introducing Parallel Programming 1 Chapter 2: Task Programming 7 Chapter 3: Sharing Data 49 Chapter 4: Coordinating Tasks 109 Chapter ... Creating Selective Continuations 115 Creating Many-to-One and Any-To-One Continuations 117 Canceling Continuations 120 Waiting for Continuations 122 Handling Exceptions 122 Creating Child ... the PLINQ Basics 247 Creating Race Conditions 248 Confusing Ordering 248 Sequential Filtering 249 Summary 250 Chapter 7: Testing and Debugging 251 Making Things Better When Everything Goes...

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