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Macraigor sucks badly.
Would it be possible to write a software that implements the same interface as the OCD Commander/OCD Remote and interacts with a FT2232C-based JTAG adapter as in the FTDI application?
Thus it would be possible to use GDB or other "Macraigor...
What is your problem? The CY7C68300 does what you seem to be wanting to do - do you have problems understanding the device's operation or do you have problems obtaining actual samples of that device?
If you ask for help, it would be of great help for others if you were to post what for you'd...
Well, here https://instruct1.cit.cornell.edu/courses/ee476/FinalProjects/s2002/rjk18/index.htm actually is some C code to do some simple FAT32 access. Though not originally intended for '51 use, it might get you a starting point.
This isnt' really very specific, isn't it?
Sounds like: "I'd like to write a program that can be invoked and that does things."
Do you want to get more information on how to use the wsh?
Do you want to get more information about "your xp performance options", whatever they might be?
Or did...
c++ usb lib
Well, apparently there's a "light" USBIO version that is free. It has some limitations, but maybe it's still enough:
It comes with the following :
The actual download can be found here hepp://3*w.thesycon.de/usbio/eng/dl_usb_l.htm
I'm afraid you'd have to be more specific.
Do you want to create a device that is hooked up to a PC via it's USB connector and behaved as if it were a CD-ROM attached via USB?
If this should be the case, I'd recommend searching the USB documentation for something that is named "Mass Storage...
The major problem won't be endian-ness (unless your unix machine uses a non-intel processor architecture) but merely the migration of 16-bit-code to 32-bit-code. The "processor" used on machines running DOS, the awful 8086, used to split memory in segments, each one being 64k in size and being...
If your HC11 has built-in ROM (be it EPROM, EEPROM or similar), there ought to be a thing named "security fuse". Once set, it won't be possible to read the built-in ROM even with a designated HC11 programmer.
Whether your HC11 is equipped with EPROM/EEPROM or whatever depends on the specific...
Even if this thread is kinda old, there are some news I have to share.
Just now (today), a very kindly soul* uploaded QT 3.0.3 Windows Educational ... Details on ~tf, programming forum. Look for e-books, even if this is none.
*) may his feet be kissed and slobbered upon until the skin at his...
Well, QT for Linux is GPL'd (or something similar). QT for Windows is commercial, unfortunately. There is an evaluation version, though, which comes as precompiled DLL and can be used freely in non-commercial application. This version integrates in MSVC++ at least. (Integration means adding some...
windows visual programming
Borland C++ builder might be an easy way, but IMO it's not really feasible.
First, it uses VCL components, which are written in Delphi, second, its a non-cross-platform solution. Thus your learning gets spend on Windows programming only - and with C++ Builder only...
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