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help on NRF51822

Hello,

I'm a teacher.
I use the microbit card that loads one of your components. Nordic nRF51822-QFAA-R rev 3
Could you tell me if this processor is based on a Von Neumann type architecture?

I am looking for a very simple IDE to program in assembly your processor on the microbit card.
Would you have a very simple IDE to advise me.
I am trying to show the difference between a very simple program in assembler and the same program written in C. EN show the difference in assembler coding between the two solutions.
Could you confirm that the computer world no longer uses the assembly language, because the high-level language complier is good enough and optimizes the code.
Thank you very much for your very precise help. Do not hesitate to ask for help from your engineers in order to provide me with a very precise help.
Your sincerely.

Julien Launay
Lycée St Michel
4, rue Jules Vallès
42030 St Etienne
France
0622450730
http://icnisnlycee.free.fr/

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  • Hello,

    thanks.

    Could you give me a single IDE very simple to use to progress in assembling your processor in the microbit card.
    I simply want to start with a simple assembler file, then create the object file and then create the executable with the linker.
    Thank you for giving me a single IDE with the method to do all these steps and finally run the executable file in the Microbit card.

    I know how to do on the raspberrypi, but would have the method on the microbit with a hypersimple example like displaying the result of an addition between 2 numbers for example. You have very good engineers, I am sure they have the answer very quickly, because this request is very basic.

    Your sincerely.

    Julien

  • Hi, 

    You can refer to this post to use the Embedded Studio IDE. 

    Go to https://license.segger.com/Nordic.cgi to register your license. 

    Fill in the form. (The MAC field is the MAC address of the network card on your computer, also known as "physical address". Usually, you can find that through control panel or similar. Find the settings for the network card and "view details" or similar.)

    Follow the instructions. (You will receive an email from Segger with an activation key, that you enter in the License Manager within Segger Embedded Studio.)

    -Amanda H.

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