Are multi-conditional ifs possible? what you need is the long form of your expression...
if ((tempquarter>= 28) && (tempquarter < 36)) {
// stuff
}
Wednesday, 23 May 2007 - 23:06
ATMEGA88V - Clock running at 1/8 speed??? Well you should recognise a mega8515 as it normally ships with the STK500 and you've got one of those.
I can't usually read whats printed on the chip without a magnifying glass...
Saturday, 19 May 2007 - 08:23
Pointer help Where do you initialise Buffer to actually point to something?
Conversion ASCII to char As you use the variable in an ISR did you declare it as volatile?
volatile char missatge[SOMESIZE];
Friday, 4 May 2007 - 22:32
CodeVision problem theusch wrote:Quote:
Much better to send printable ascii representations ...
... unless, of course, you are really dumping a lot of stuff and every bit-time counts.
Lee
Which is...
Friday, 4 May 2007 - 22:17
CodeVision problem To back up theusch on this... if you send binary data then you NEED TO KNOW WHAT THE RECEIVING DRIVER will do with control characters, e.g. does it stall on ^s, does it pad '\n'...
Friday, 4 May 2007 - 15:49
Data from RS232 to Excel or other chart creating prog. I agree with clawson, that is your best bet.
You could open a comm port inside excel. To achieve that though you'll need a library that provides the serial port access. So, for...
Friday, 4 May 2007 - 15:43
BASIC interpreter vs compiler For a widely used micro-Java VM see...
lejos.org
Its been ported to an Hitachi micro (the basis for the original Lego RCX), linux, gameboy and now the Lego NXT (an ARM based...
what you need is the long form of your expression... if ((tempquarter>= 28) && (tempquarter < 36)) { // stuff }
Well you should recognise a mega8515 as it normally ships with the STK500 and you've got one of those. I can't usually read whats printed on the chip without a magnifying glass...
Where do you initialise Buffer to actually point to something?
Ooops :oops: :oops: think I'll get my coat and go to bed :)
As you use the variable in an ISR did you declare it as volatile? volatile char missatge[SOMESIZE];
theusch wrote:Quote: Much better to send printable ascii representations ... ... unless, of course, you are really dumping a lot of stuff and every bit-time counts. Lee Which is...
To back up theusch on this... if you send binary data then you NEED TO KNOW WHAT THE RECEIVING DRIVER will do with control characters, e.g. does it stall on ^s, does it pad '\n'...
I agree with clawson, that is your best bet. You could open a comm port inside excel. To achieve that though you'll need a library that provides the serial port access. So, for...
For a widely used micro-Java VM see... lejos.org Its been ported to an Hitachi micro (the basis for the original Lego RCX), linux, gameboy and now the Lego NXT (an ARM based...
http://www.atmel.com/dyn/products/app_notes.asp?family_id=607
Look in the avrlibc documentation that ships with winAVR!
ashesman wrote:Sheesh .. decisions, decisions.. None of my options are ideal!!! Welcome to the real world :)
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