So let's create our first project read on locates your new vision version 5.
I can double click to open.
I have mine painted a taskbar here so I'll just open from here.
Here we go.
Okay.
This previous project don't mind this to create a new project to come to the menu bar here.
Click on project Coach A New Vision project.
There we go.
I STOLE MY ARTICLE TEXT m dot com folder.
I suggest you create a folder to store or your project.
It makes things really really easy as we move forward.
Yeah let's give our project a name.
File Name.
Let's create let's create a folder for it.
First out do this create a photo called red on a simple cluster you can call it whatever you want and
I'll call it a project Read on as well and I would save it.
And then now we choose the microcontroller.
We're going to be using.
Remember we used a package installer to install Texas Instruments and SD electronics SD microelectronics
earlier.
The only one we're going to use here is Texas Instruments so if you have just Texas Instruments installed
it's fine you don't need to go any store more so we have Texas Instruments we use in the TVC series
and we use in the M for C one two three series so you click here and then choose this one one two three
four.
So the fourth one M for C 1 2 3 0 8 6 p. m..
Yeah.
So you click Okay.
And now you have the runtime environment manager and what we want here is to add to CMC score it's a
start up file and we have the start of.
Remember we spoke about the start of dot c and Dot s files with click this to include those files into
our project and remember we said if we don't include these files then output it will not compile at
all.
So this how we include them.
So over here you need just to call on the CMC as you need to start up on the device a click OK.
Now you have it product read on and here you would see this.
And here you have your startup dot s file and you'll start to see file.
You can see the file has the name of the microcontroller written with it.
After this you want to set up certain conditions of your microcontroller and you come here targets options
click here and the first thing you do is on the targets here the change frequency to 610 megahertz and
under debug come here and then you choose this tool there is.
I see.
I remember we installed this driver when we first started.
Yes.
This the driver we use an for microcontroller so we choose this.
And don't worry about the other things here.
The other types would talk about them when we need them.
I don't want to overwhelm you no.
So you click okay and there are some other things the other will be relevant in case you want to change
something in your runtime environment you can click this.
This diamond shaped I can hear and it will bring you back here.
You see we already chose here in case you wanted to add new drivers or delete some.
You can always come back here by clicking here and you can still go to your package installer from here
in case you want to use a new microcontroller or you realize you don't even have Texas Instruments installed
you can come to the mike.
You can come to the package installer to install the.
Here.
You can install.
You can choose different microcontrollers from different vendors to your store and apart from this I'm
sure you would want to customize the idea for yourself to do that.
You would want to come to edit and configuration click here and then you have several tabs here but
the top that we are interested in is the color font type.
You come here and it gives you the information about the font here.
It says or editors the current line gives you a background color of this in the foreground color of
this and text selection.
Use your background color office sky blue and a foreground color of black.
And there's this one here the right margin gives you this font color bar to change the text itself.
You come to assembly ESM Ed files and you select the font type you want.
I'm using query at new size 14.
I find it very very convenient.
So you select that and you change the foreground and background color and to do the same for the sequel.
You come to the C slash C++ Ed files and you go to text and then you choose the font and the font size.
Some people find it useful to have different forms for assembly coding for C code it makes it easier
for them to differentiate but I am okay using the same font for both.
You can do other things like changing to colorful keywords for comment for pre processors for matching
braces and so on and so forth but I recommend you keep the call is the same for consistency sake.
Sometimes you would need to download some code from me and you might need to download some code and
some libraries from other sources and these libraries use the standard colors so it may be a bit confusing
if you customize your color to something very fancy and you see in you looking at a different code and
it has a different color code even if you are if you are an expert it would make things a bit more difficult.
So just leave the colors alone.
That's my recommendation.
You can change the form to type and a font size.