This version adds CONST BYTE ARRAYs to the BASIC compiler

The syntax is--

CONST CHARS AS BYTE = {1,2,3,4,5,6}

Other bug fixes--

Some array CONST use was not running correctly in the PC emulator, most but not all have been fixed.

I had an LCD panel that I'm trying to interface to, but like normal had no documentation on the backlight initialization sequence. The backlight was controlled by an I2C device (PCA9532). But I did have a working version with another processor. So hook a couple lines up to a SuperPRO, and less than ...

If you stick with the 2103 on the PRO, then use the bit banged I2C

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> > 1) Any good books/manuals/web sites along the lines of "How to drive hardware with your ARMexpress for Dummies". There's one linked to on the Coridium Support page, while it is a different flavor of BASIC a lot of the concepts apply, written by Klaus. This link is no longer there, but Claus's bo...

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I have my DINkit up and running and I need to drive four pool valve actuators (24 VAC, .75A) and a few other relays to control the pool motor and furnace. I need some very basic help and have the following questions: 1) Any good books/manuals/web sites along the lines of "How to drive hardware with ...

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Oh jeez, nevermind. I never dim'ed the str$. Thanks again!

> > > > SUB sendData(data) > > str$(0) = data > > SPIOUT (CS, SCLK, SDATA, LSBfirst, 1, str$) > > END SUB > > > > data is a reserved word > > don't worry, a second set of eyes is often useful > > change the name to something else > Okay, so I changed it to dataOut, and now I still get the error: -ER...