Junk or incompetence? avrcandies wrote:
I hart when students use...
I thought I was pretty good with my native language, but this word has me stumped. I guess I need more training. Can...
Tuesday, 10 March 2020 - 02:00
Junk or incompetence? awneil wrote:
Did you view the video?
Right at the start, He is literally just dropping a blob of solder onto a component!
I didn't watch very closely....
Monday, 9 March 2020 - 20:27
Junk or incompetence? avrcandies wrote:...soldering needs to involve heating whatever you want to solder, not just slobbering molten solder onto something!! The best way to heat whatever you want to...
Monday, 9 March 2020 - 19:33
XMEGA RC Accuracy? The A3BU is an odd ball Xmega chip. It can't use the accurate 32kHz RC osc. as the gold standard frequency for DFLL.
Thursday, 27 February 2020 - 11:09
Guides to Switch Debouncing I don't understand why this seems to be a mystery to many people. When the pin change interrupt happens, disable the interrupt for a while to allow the contacts to stop...
Monday, 3 February 2020 - 16:38
c++ copy assigment apcountryman wrote:
They are in fact run every single time you call operator new. It just so happens that your class is made up of types whose default initialization leaves...
Saturday, 25 January 2020 - 17:47
c++ copy assigment christop wrote:
Using "new" to access the same object just seems, uh, dirty to me. While it technically works, it bucks convention and does something totally different from...
Saturday, 25 January 2020 - 16:56
c++ copy assigment I can give you an entire project that blinks a LED if you want.
Friday, 24 January 2020 - 15:39
c++ copy assigment Here is how I set up the RTC.
(new RTC_device)->Select_clock_prescale(RTC_device::Divide_by_1);
(new RTC_device)->Set_period(_1_Hertz_period /...
Friday, 24 January 2020 - 15:38
c++ copy assigment Programmers that write code for a PC probably think new puts stuff on the heap. That's because the default new operator function does that. They may not be aware that...
Friday, 24 January 2020 - 15:35
c++ copy assigment No. The caller shouldn't have to know the address. The i/o device class should know that. The i/o classes should return their address via the new operator...
Friday, 24 January 2020 - 12:53
c++ copy assigment I use new a lot. I think it's the best way to access i/o device classes.
avrcandies wrote: I hart when students use... I thought I was pretty good with my native language, but this word has me stumped. I guess I need more training. Can...
awneil wrote: Did you view the video? Right at the start, He is literally just dropping a blob of solder onto a component! I didn't watch very closely....
avrcandies wrote:...soldering needs to involve heating whatever you want to solder, not just slobbering molten solder onto something!! The best way to heat whatever you want to...
The A3BU is an odd ball Xmega chip. It can't use the accurate 32kHz RC osc. as the gold standard frequency for DFLL.
I don't understand why this seems to be a mystery to many people. When the pin change interrupt happens, disable the interrupt for a while to allow the contacts to stop...
apcountryman wrote: They are in fact run every single time you call operator new. It just so happens that your class is made up of types whose default initialization leaves...
christop wrote: Using "new" to access the same object just seems, uh, dirty to me. While it technically works, it bucks convention and does something totally different from...
I can give you an entire project that blinks a LED if you want.
Here is how I set up the RTC. (new RTC_device)->Select_clock_prescale(RTC_device::Divide_by_1); (new RTC_device)->Set_period(_1_Hertz_period /...
Programmers that write code for a PC probably think new puts stuff on the heap. That's because the default new operator function does that. They may not be aware that...
No. The caller shouldn't have to know the address. The i/o device class should know that. The i/o classes should return their address via the new operator...
I use new a lot. I think it's the best way to access i/o device classes.
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