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  1. J

    Do you know where to get free sample of using I2C with AT89C52 chips?

    i2c sample module I found a library for GCC made for WinAVR, look in avrfreaks. As I remember, it has two versions, hardware and software, selectable via the options in the makefile. jedihe Added after 2 minutes: Well, I have found the url...
  2. J

    Help for use a graphic LCD

    Did you look for an application note in freescale.com ?. Maybe you could find there what you are looking for. jedihe
  3. J

    About sequentiality(?) of processes

    Thanks a lot, I will talk to him and tell you what happen... jedihe
  4. J

    About sequentiality(?) of processes

    Hi, I was talking with a friend about VHDL, and he told me that inside a process, the operation is SEQUENTIAL, he showed me code like this: process (...) begin signal <= "000"; if clk'event then signal <= signal + 1; end if; if some_flag then signal <= 0; end if...
  5. J

    advantages of C over C++,PERL?

    advantages of c++ Perl is for scripting... hmmm! I agree: C is best for embedded! jedihe
  6. J

    Open Source development tools for RTOS projects ?

    This is the book I talked before: https://www.informit.com/content/downloads/perens/0130091154.pdf I hope it will be helpful... jedihe
  7. J

    Open Source development tools for RTOS projects ?

    I will look at home for a (free) e-Book where there's a complete guide on how to set up your linux with all its tools to become a complete development environment for embedded systems. jedihe
  8. J

    advantages of C over C++,PERL?

    advantage of c over c++ Well, I don't know Perl, but I have some knowledge on C and C++. The keypoints here are: - C is very near assembly programming: the hard use of pointers for example is a very powerful mechanism. Even so, C is still a compact language, practical and has a good semanthic...

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