The advantage of Arduino and Arduino IDE is that it have already the documentation for 12 year kids - Arduino IDE is very good to get you started on C/C++ programming.
On May 17, 1:04 pm, "funlw65(Vasi)" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Matt, > > The easiest translation from JAL is to Pascal. And since you want > "bigger bugs (A bug's life movie)", the best choice is mikroPascal > from MikroElektronika. The same code of your app can go across all > Microchip microcontrollers AND Atmel microcontrollers.with little > mmodifications and that's only about chip configuration. > mikroPascal have libs for SD-Card, USB, etc... The same if you choose > mikroC. > > If you want only free C compilers (you don't have free Pascal > solutions for bigger and different families of uC ), then Pinguino32 > is the solution - which will prepare you for an Arduino MEGA with > 256Kb of Flash or ARM boards - some of them use a ported Arduino > IDE.http://www.xduino.com/hardware/http://www.xduino.com/arm-compiler-uploader-programming-library-all-i... > > On May 17, 11:08 am, mattschinkel <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > What c-cross-compiler-tool chain do you use? > > > > Arduino or winavr for atmel, windev for ARM. All gcc compilers that > > > support the target at hand. I have on experience with JAT on PIC > > > targets. > > > Maybe I ask the wrong person then. Anyways, It seems that I will be > > able to compile C for PIC32 on Arduino IDE. This is a good start for > > getting a blinking led. > > > But as you say, I may only be able to blink a led. I am willing to > > look into JAT a bit furter. > > > I suppose I said before that I don't want to use C, but what I ment > > was that I wish to use JAL libraries & syntax for PIC32 development. I > > can look into development of JAT with C. > > > > Albert and William ported pic32 and ARM without any additional info. > > > So I guess it requires experience with embedded C development. > > > Then I'll get some experience, but I need help. Where should I start > > with embedded C development? Is there a book I can read? > > > William, do you have additional info? > > > > As I said, I am willing to answer a question every now and then, but > > > at this point it feels a bit like my 12 year old daughter asking > > > questions about the ignition of the car since she wants to take it to > > > Brussels... > > > You gotta start somewhere! I am willing to learn. I just need to know > > where to go and what to do. It's hard to find the right tutorials on > > the net as there are so many. I ask for suggestions. If I know as much > > as a 12 year old about C, then tell me where a 12 year old would > > start. I do however know a bit more then a 12 year old :) > > > I know you guys have all the information stored in your head, so I try > > to get some of that and learn from your past experiences. I know you > > guys are the best with C. > > > I'll read through the old thread. > > > Matt. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "jallib" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/jallib?hl=en.
