>from the help line > Probably been asked before, but can we drive MakeItC from a command line? I didn't see it in the help. Not sure this makes sense to do, but the opposite might be true. You could use MakeItC to generate a batch file. In fact, in an unreleased version, I am logging all the comman...

It's probably not that bad except for (from their spec sheet) -- The memory requirements for the .NET Micro Framework depend entirely on which features you use. In its smallest form, the framework requires 64 Kb of RAM and 256 Kb of flash memory. ---------------------- Our biggest parts have just th...

>from the help line Looking at Interrupt Sub example in ARMBASIC.pdf as well as example code GPIO_INT.bas; everything mostly makes sense EXCEPT for where the address of the ISR is loaded: why do you need to OR it with a 1 ?? GPIO_INT.bas: EINT3_ISR = dothis or 1 'Set the ISR, EINT3 channel is shared...

You could always create a macro to do bit set, clear or test -- I'm just so use to seeing the AND (1<<x) in code

C and BASIC manipulate bits pretty much the same way. Mask a bit with & (C) AND (BASIC) with a hex value x AND (1<<5) chooses bit 5. Or you could write x AND 0x20 You could write functions to do it, but that would slow you down. There are lots of examples of calculating different CRC and it should b...

I can't speak to the syntax to the GPS, I know others out there have used similar devices But your ShortMessage needs to be a string or byte array, not an array of integers, and the compiler will complain about that-- #include <SERIAL.bas> DIM xx(20) serout (10,9600,1,19,xx) ERROR 25: Expected strin...

The ARMweb has been set up as a server. For years we've been asked to add the client side, and for the longest time we just thought that would be too involved. But really we weren't seeing the simple side of that request. What most wanted was the ability for the ARMweb to do a GET or POST to a web s...

As I asked before, what version of firmware are you using? (it's in the Welcome to ... message following a STOP) Actually I got a clue from your cut and paste 8.15 firmware -- ... ( 0.36K code + 0.07K string)/96K 0.02/9K data programmed your version-- ... ( 0.36K code + 0.07K string)/68K 0.02/9K dat...

mmcginty wrote:Bruce, I would've posted here originally if there was a link on the home page of the yahoo group (which, as of 5 minutes ago I rather prefer.)

OK, I'll see if I can do that

Thanks Dan,

I should have made that clear.

"KeepIt SimpleStupid" I have standard value 0.1% resistors from 1950's and used
special value 0.01%? from Vishay 25 years ago.

Cheers
Will