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It is the language that the processor directly understands. The hand written assembly language programs are faster and use less memory than the programs with the same features, but written in high level languages HLL. The hand written assembly language code, is always more optimal or equal to the compiler generated code.
Assembly code is the faster and lightweight If written efficiently. Nowadays, it would be very unusual for an entire application to be written in assembly language; most of the code, at least, is written in C.
So, C programming skills are the key requirement for embedded software development. However, a few developers need to have a grasp of assembly language programming. There is pretty much zero need for learning assembly if you know C. On some systems, this is also known as compatible mode. In this mode, eight lines are used for output, but only four lines are used for input.
The port can send or receive, but only in one direction at a time. This mode is no faster than compatible mode for printing but accepts incoming data at a faster rate than compatible mode; the port sends and transmits data at KBps.
This is the mode supported by most high-speed printers and drives attached to the parallel port. ECP Enhanced Capabilities Port Designed for daisy-chaining different devices such as printers and scanners to a single port.
These modes, which transmit data at up to 2 megabytes per second MBps and receive data at KBps, have all been incorporated into the IEEE parallel port standard. Most Pentium-based and newer systems have ports that comply with at least one of these standards. All of these require an IEEEcompliant parallel cable.
Basically, the list includes all of the most recent printers and peripherals that plug into the parallel port. If you use a switchbox or device cable in place of a data transfer cable, or vice versa, your device or your data transfer process won't work.
Fortunately, data transfer cables are usually thinner than switchbox or device cables because only a few of the wire pairs are required for data transfer. However, you might want to label the different types of cables to avoid mixing them up. LPT ports are for parallel data connections. The name is derived from their original use with printers LPT-line printer. The original IBM standard LPT port did not provide bidirectional communications talkback and was designed solely for one-way data streams to a printer.
IRQ 5 quickly became the favorite for devices like sound cards and other add-ons. Today, many devices are made that can use the parallel plug in the back of a computer, thus reducing costs.
These devices tape backups, SCSI drives, or modems use bidirectional communication and, therefore, need an interrupt.
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