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I know you probably want a nice neat code written for you (don't we all ) but you could always just convert the ideas from other sources, ie: assembly. And if what you get is well annontated, you might not need to know anything about the language itself. I'm sure you could work out how to write your own code if you know exactly what it is that it should do. - Take data from the keyboard. There's loads of info on the web, about PS/2 (https://www.beyondlogic.org/ is damn good). And if you are a beginer at programming micro's/writing code, it'll be a great exercise. I've come along in leaps and bounds by designing stuff like this from scratch, may take a while, but its satisfying.
Visit www.atmel.com to search for application note about interfacing and using PC keyboard with AVR micro. They have published the same you are looking using C code.
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