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OK, it's funny to watch how many guys answered this topic sharing no experience and giving no useful advice :roll:
The question was:
The answer:
It depends on your project complexity and on your experience as well as on your financial status. That's it!
I. Generally:
- CCS is easier to...
https://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/GUI/java2d/java2dpart1.html
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https://www.isr.umd.edu/~austin/ence200.d/swing.d/swing.html
etc, etc, etc....
BTW, did you try GOOGLE?
I have a good experience with Microchip PIC24 and dsPIC family. It's easy to learn, GNU based C compiler, cheap ICD 2 programmer/hardware debugger, free TCP/IP stack.
Re: need help at Java
I guarantee there is no difference in network code implementation between Win and Linux platform. Use the same version of JRE and you'll have no problems.
I've made quite a lot of Java projects working on both OSs.
Re: java programming
Dear nyadimo,
did you try to use GOOGLE? Google is an internet index and search engine. Very useful :D
And sorry for the sarcasm...
It took me a couple of days to understand ENC28J60 and implement Microchip TCP/IP stack. The implementation process is very straightforward, no problems at all. The Microchip stack was easy to configure (just editing a couple of header files). Unfortunately, the stack is optimized for PIC MCUs...
Re: RTOS
I have personally positive experience with PicOS18. I've been talking to people who successfully implemented uC/OS II and FreeRTOS.
Anyway a deep knowledge of software/hardware is mandatory to be able to implement RTOS. There are many resources on the net, e.g. see Microchip...
Re: rational rose
The Rational Software used to be a leader company in UML modeling software before it was acquired by IBM (www.rational.com). Rational Rose is their major UML modeling tool that provides full support for UML 2.0 as well as for a full project management cycle standard called...
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