We are working on compiling sketches (from Arduino) using MakeItC.

I've been told the first one worked yesterday on a SuperPRO. Our goal is to merge the C and CPP tools in MakeItC.

We are looking for some help (guinea pigs) who are more familar than we are with the Arduino software environment.

>from the helpline >How might I use this with a Raspberry Pi? I'm still waiting for a RasberryPi, so I can't give you any actual experience. You should be able to use the Pi for what it's good at, networking, file service, video generation ... Use the ARM for what it's good at, yes while the ARM is ...

Version 8.16c of the compiler is attached here Per user request, the ADDRESSOF operator accepts CONST arrays. In order to support that, CONST arrays now allow multiple lines so const multi = {0,&H11,&H22,&H33 ,&H44,&H55,&H66, &H77,&H88,&H99 } if *(addressof multi +(9<<2)) = multi(9) then print OKmsg...

Yes there is a bug with I/O(3). A "feature" of recursive decent compilers is that you have to check for illegal code which in this case with the new compound operators not enough checks were added. That has been fixed and will get into the next release.

I'll have to look into why I/O(0)=1 was not flagged as an error in the compiler.

Does the DHT11 conform to the Dallas one-wire protocol? If it does, try the one wire library ONEWIRE.bas

The firmware update is metered through the internet. When the allowed number of updates is exceeded, you will get a "Download count exceeded, contact techsupport@coridium.us" But there are certain firewalls that can block the update program, and in that case you will get this error when updates are ...