The first part of this application note walks you through building your own HelloWorld project using Keil uVision2, and is a good starting point for working with C on the DS80C400.
The second part is an example application using the C libraries. The web server gets its static content from a TFTP server and generates some dynamic content (current time and number of HTTP requests recieved). It also occasionally contacts time.nist.gov to maintain accurate time.
Note: this application uses version 1 of all C Libraries.
For updated project files (using the latest C Library release), download here.
This application note describes how to use Keil's monitor debugging tool with the DS80C400. It shows the monitor's use with a very simple HelloWorld program and with a simple network program that recieves two numbers, sums them, and sends them back to a Java program running on a PC.