Isn’t it a good idea to archive all the different MIOS codes that people have been making to control a particular application?
In such a way, there will be more code to compare and learn from for all the people who are new to assembler langauge. Like me!!!
yep nice ideea . . .. .as example, take a look at this page . .
its about pure-data a graphical sound programming language . … .all the externals people made . ..are listed there . . . . .
noskule
On the same subject, any advice as to how to get started in coding for mios? Only thing I know about programming is BASIC and hypertalk (lol)…
any suggestions? I would like to only program for MIOS… then again maybe I have to learn the whole thing?
No worries mate…take a look at the code for the example apps and start doing some reverse engineering, and grab a few books on assembler code and most importantly I guess, the PIC’s datasheets from the microchip website… While youre there grab MPLab so you’ve got an IDE to write the code in…
And dive in! ;D