/*
1. Compiler: TC 2.0
2. Mode: Small
3. Project: Eeprom-w.prj
   	    Eeprom-w.c
	    i7188s.lib
4. Explain: (1). Writting a value to EEPROM.
            (2). The value will auto-plus 1 when it's writted to next address.
5. Hordware: 7188 with EEPROM
It's compiled by Tony
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*/

#include<stdlib.h>
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<dos.h>
#include<string.h>
#include"..\lib\i7188.h"
/*------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

main()
{ int i,j,addr=0,block,data;
  int type;
  int ver;
  type=Is7188();	/*detect the current operation system*/
   if(type)	/*if it's used in minios7*/
     {
     ver=GetLibVersion();
     Print("Hello 7188x! (Flash memory is %d K)\n\r",type);
     Print("Library version is %d.%02d",ver>>8,ver&0xff);
     }
   else		/*if it's used in dos*/
     {
     Print("Hello PC!, this program is not run under I-7188.");
     return;
     }
  Print("Warning:The block of 0 address is used by system\n");
  Print("\r\nPLease insert a value writting to 1 block of EEPROM only:");
  Scanf("%d",&data);

  EE_WriteEnable();
  while (addr<256){
	WriteEEP(1,addr,data);
	Print("\rWritting the value %d to address %d of EEPROM\n",data,addr);
        addr=addr++,data=data++;
     }
  EE_WriteProtect();
}