On 27.10.2014 15:54, Diego Herranz wrote:
> I was doing something very similar for the SDCC PIC ports (Blinking LEDs
> and 7 segment displays for the time being) with the idea of somebody
> expanding it for the rest of SDCC ports (which I don't know about) so it
> can serve as an entry point to SDC
Hello
For my example , be my guest, it's downloadable .
Regards
Le 2014-10-27 15:54, Diego Herranz a écrit :
> I was doing something very similar for the SDCC PIC ports (Blinking LEDs and
> 7 segment displays for the time being) with the idea of somebody expanding it
> for the rest of
I was doing something very similar for the SDCC PIC ports (Blinking LEDs
and 7 segment displays for the time being) with the idea of somebody
expanding it for the rest of SDCC ports (which I don't know about) so it
can serve as an entry point to SDCC.
Every now and then I see messages on the maili
Hello
Just in case, I also have this, in french, for Linux
a mix of C and Asm for who whant to see quickly how to
link an asm driver to a C program .
http://astechnologie.fr/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=472
Regards
Le 2014-10-27 14:24, Philipp Klaus Krause a écrit :
> I've written a few tutorials f
I've written a few tutorials for getting started with the stm8 port:
They show doing simple LED I/O, setting up an accurate timer, doing
serial I/O and running the Dhrystone and Whetstone benchmarks:
http://www.colecovision.eu/stm8/
They use the STM8L-DISCOVERY and STM8/128-EVAL boards - I don't
