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just ordered an ARC32 and while I'm awaiting its arrival I thought I'd start familiarizing myself with the IDE.
So my question is, is there any way to access the HSERVO, HSERIN etc routines within a c project?
or Alternatively
can I access any code I have in C, from a .bas.

Maybe I'm missing something, but I can't see any examples that drive the servo pins for an ARC32 in C.
(made harder because I can't search the forum for "C").

Hi,

There is another similar thread that just started. See my answer in: wish-list-f500/c-library-for-arc32-t9540.html

More specific to your questions:

When you code in C, you don't have access to any of the functionality provided by basic. You have simply the raw hardware and the bootloader... When you download a basic program you are downloading everything including all of the standard functionality... When you code in basic they have not built any capabilities to include C functions as part of the code, however you can include code/functions that written in assembly language.

Awhile ago I played with generating some libraries that provided some of this functionality like hardware serial and HSERVO which I believe I got working on Arc32, the Bap28/Bap40 versions still needed more work...

Kurt