Regarding Psoc in c LANGUAGE

#include int main (void) { printf ("Testing PSoc or psco chip\n"); return 0; }

That is a little irresponsible. You really should have pointed out that it is probably safer to doing in Ada programming.

with Text_IO; procedure Test_PSOC is begin Text_IO.Put_Line ("Testing Psoc or psco chip"); end Test_PSOC;

All teasing aside, the point of these responses is that there is not enough information here to even begin to guess at what you (original poster) want to achieve. In all honesty, even what appears to be the authoritative source for this stuff

is a bit lacking and vague but for a specific board/environment/chipset like what I assume you are asking about, you really are better off asking in a more focused forum like the one present on that website (assuming of course that I've correctly guessed a technology associated with an overloaded and niche acronym).

Well "basic" is a subjective term. How about:

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Or for something more advanced:

Regards, Richard.

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