C code for microphone in msp430?

In article <jv6dnfcRZImTVNHInZ2dnUU7-WWdnZ2d@giganews.com>, 105552
@EmbeddedRelated says...
> 
> Update:
> 
> I worked on a code which should be lighting the LED at a specific noise, I
> decided to not get picky on this one and use a simple ADC application on
> the mic, due to my time constraints. Unfortunately, the littly blinky that
> is supposed to happen is not happening at all... the light stays lit all
> the time... can someone check this please and tell me what could be
> wrong?
> 
> 
> #include <msp430g2553.h>
> 
> unsigned int adcvalue = 0;
> 
> void configureADC(void);

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On 5/8/2015 7:32 AM, speedofsound1 wrote:
> Update:
>
> I worked on a code which should be lighting the LED at a specific noise, I
> decided to not get picky on this one and use a simple ADC application on
> the mic, due to my time constraints. Unfortunately, the littly blinky that
> is supposed to happen is not happening at all... the light stays lit all
> the time... can someone check this please and tell me what could be
> wrong?

What's *wrong* is your failure to understand the nature of "audio"
signals -- and how a microphone responds to them (which, in turn,
relates to how you *monitor* the microphone's output to identify
that in which you are interested.

Would you look at the *color* of a balloon if trying to
determine it's inflated pressure?

Would you *count* soil particles if you were interested in quantifying
its moisture content?

Don't start writing code until you know what -- and HOW -- you
are trying to do!  (would you purchase thousands of dollars of
lumber to build a house before you knew how to do so?  What lumber
would be required?  Whether lumber was a suitable building material
for the location of interest?)