Propeller & Graphics Starter
Martin Hebel
Posts: 1,239
I think I may have posted this in the past, but recently found the files were corrupted so thought I'd re-post.
I did a workshop on the Propeller for an educator's conference, and introduced the Propeller, and provided examples of I/O, mouse, keyboard , text and graphics. The demo does use an ADC for an input device, but you can quickly modify your code so it actually works without it, simply have the ADC_Data value increment, such as:
ADC_Data++
If ADC_Data > 255
ADC_Data := 0 ' ensure indented
There is a slew of example's on various topics, including graphics use. I give it to my students to get them started with graphics programming, but it leads up to that through a lot of other examples.
It may be downloaded from (sorry, too big to attach - 9 Meg):
http://www.siuc.edu/~mhebel/est342/vid_proj/index.htm
Parallax, if you like and would like to post on your site somewhere, let me know.
I thought about posting in the OBEX, but doesn't really fit a category there. And I don't feel like adding MIT info to each example :P
-Martin Hebel
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Electronic Systems Technologies
I did a workshop on the Propeller for an educator's conference, and introduced the Propeller, and provided examples of I/O, mouse, keyboard , text and graphics. The demo does use an ADC for an input device, but you can quickly modify your code so it actually works without it, simply have the ADC_Data value increment, such as:
ADC_Data++
If ADC_Data > 255
ADC_Data := 0 ' ensure indented
There is a slew of example's on various topics, including graphics use. I give it to my students to get them started with graphics programming, but it leads up to that through a lot of other examples.
It may be downloaded from (sorry, too big to attach - 9 Meg):
http://www.siuc.edu/~mhebel/est342/vid_proj/index.htm
Parallax, if you like and would like to post on your site somewhere, let me know.
I thought about posting in the OBEX, but doesn't really fit a category there. And I don't feel like adding MIT info to each example :P
-Martin Hebel
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Electronic Systems Technologies
Comments
thank you! Very useful information indeed.
These are great starting points for projects and I do hope that Parallax takes you up on the offer
--ps: I can post the ppt as a pdf, which drops the size from 8.6meg to 2.9 if that would help
http://www.siuc.edu/~mhebel/ATEA_Prop_Workshop.zip
Thanks! Martin