C object exchange
Hi
I have recently started using the ImageCraft C compiler for the propeller (and it is great to use a compiler for a language I am used to!) but I finding code on the forum that is written in C is not very easy!
Is it possible for Parallax to start up a C file exchange (like the Object Exchange)?
Cheers
Keith
I have recently started using the ImageCraft C compiler for the propeller (and it is great to use a compiler for a language I am used to!) but I finding code on the forum that is written in C is not very easy!
Is it possible for Parallax to start up a C file exchange (like the Object Exchange)?
Cheers
Keith
Comments
I think we have to thank jazzed for the tvText, TV_vga ,FdSerial and the SD code.
I would just say that tvText gets forgotten sometimes. Its a pain having to go through and change
code to fit with in with tvText. I do have all of jazzed code up and running now but alas, I now have to wait for
my licence Key. My fault I waited until the demo timed out on me [noparse]:([/noparse]
Ron
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J
Part of Propeller product positioning and long term sales strategy may hinge more on the acceptance of the spin language as it was for the basic stamp interpreter as a solution. Both spin and C have advantages and disadvantages. Parallax invested in spin, not C. I really don't see why Parallax would actively promote a C solution other than as a check list item.
Also, there may easily be "copyright issues" by allowing C source to be hosted on their servers that would not come up with spin; lawyer education is not free.
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It looks like the perfect place to me:
Propeller Object Exchange
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Paul Baker
Propeller Applications Engineer
Parallax, Inc.