Helpers for setting bitfields and finding the memory mapped controllers, sure
Astroboard with bluetooth code#
I've never liked stuff that was basically a wrapper though, and a lot of c++ code is So clases like L6470, NRF24L01, SSD1306, etc - driver-likeĪnd some general, like FIFOHeap, Logger, USARLogger, etc. Hmm, I don't really have class per peripheral - more like class per some board or IC I use Were you'd just use a waveform source, some sequence of filters, a comparator or something that turns it into a value for imperative codeĮ, most of the code is dealing with the hardware peripheral, setting up the DMA, etc.ĭo you have a class for every peripheral? Principally, the filtering you'd do and stuff with the adc output holds up to that abstraction pretty well
I wish I could do that when I was working as a programmer Ok, so I wrote 3 lines of code in 2 hours I remember when I was small I made a pcb using scissors and making traces from some tape. I have some decals i made with xacto and junk too The honey boo boo's were on family food and they destroyed craft servicesĭo you ever cut and paste with scissors and glue? Yeah, i resort to writingh things on paper, sometimes Overkilled tool is nice too - just not economical:) LeelooMinai: Just that "I'm not a fanboy, I just use the best things (which happen to be apple/microsoft/google)" is a common thing :P LeelooMinai: Yeah, I'm saying you're *not* a fanboy/fangirl, and I agree No, I mean, I use both Windows and Linux, use C++ and Java, etc.Īny comments on using a 20a rated dc supply on a 10A ac feed if its driven carefully? "I' mnot a fanboy, I just use Apple because it's clearly the best company in teh wrold" etc While I'm pretty sure LeelooMinai isn't a fan, that's the same jsutification fanboys use! I am not much of a fangirl - I will use anything I deem beneficial to me:) Hmm, stm32F3 had pretty nice ADCs - they can do 5.1Msps
I guess having many monitors has drawbacks too
0 kommentar(er)
