Video output (and other functions) with propeller C learning system.
Devin Frioud
Posts: 17
Hello,
I'm just starting out with the propeller, and I don't really want to learn a language that is used by only one microcontroller.
I want to use one of Bill Henning's Morpheus boards, and I was wondering if all the functions were supported by Propeller C (VGA, PS/2, SPI RAM/FLASH).
Thanks,
Devin
I'm just starting out with the propeller, and I don't really want to learn a language that is used by only one microcontroller.
I want to use one of Bill Henning's Morpheus boards, and I was wondering if all the functions were supported by Propeller C (VGA, PS/2, SPI RAM/FLASH).
Thanks,
Devin
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Thanks,
Devin
However, FYI SPIN is not very difficult and is a mix of other languages. Indentation is forced and I consider this good practice anyway.
Anyway, just hang in there for a reply from those in the know.
http://forums.parallax.com/showthread.php/148401-Propeller-Chip-runs-a-mostly-unmodified-Arduino-program-(video)
I found the VGA example, and the library under development.
There's also an I2C library for EEPROM and RTC.
Do you guys know how of any code examples for PS/2 input in propeller C?
Thanks,
Devin
There is an example of TV + Keyboard here that can be leveraged as a Text Device:
https://code.google.com/p/propgcc/source/browse/#hg%2Fdemos%2Ftvkbfile
It would be fairly easy to do the same thing with VGA.
Welcome to the Forums!
You can try this or an example of a keyboard program -> http://forums.parallax.com/showthread.php/138032-Keyboard-driver?p=1075578&viewfull=1#post1075578
It's an old example but should still be workable.
Thanks everybody!
I just found Catalina; does anybody have a guide for functions and syntax (like toggling pins high and low, accepting ADC input, video output, etc.)?
Thanks,
Devin
Thanks for the help;
Your info will be useful for my next project!
Anyways, since I just started out with the forums, I have no idea how to change this thread's prefix from unsolved to solved (yes, I know it sounds noobie).
Can somebody help me?