SimpleIDE: save binary option for testing iPad XBee loader (Betz/Jazzed?)
Ken Gracey
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Hey guys,
This option may already exist right under my nose, but since I don't know I thought I'd ask. We have made great progress using an iPad to download code to a Propeller. In fact, we're downloading entire 32KB programs over WiFi with a simple S6B connection to P30/31/Vss and RST. Details on the exact setup shall follow shortly, but it's working very well. I'd like to test this setup with an ActivityBot using some of our Learn.parallax.com code examples because it's a really great demonstration to download code to something that's rolling around.
At present, we handle this tool like TechBASIC - drag your files into the iTunes application and then they're available on the iPad. We're using binary files.
So, can Simple IDE compile C and save them as a binary file?
Thanks,
Ken Gracey
This option may already exist right under my nose, but since I don't know I thought I'd ask. We have made great progress using an iPad to download code to a Propeller. In fact, we're downloading entire 32KB programs over WiFi with a simple S6B connection to P30/31/Vss and RST. Details on the exact setup shall follow shortly, but it's working very well. I'd like to test this setup with an ActivityBot using some of our Learn.parallax.com code examples because it's a really great demonstration to download code to something that's rolling around.
At present, we handle this tool like TechBASIC - drag your files into the iTunes application and then they're available on the iPad. We're using binary files.
So, can Simple IDE compile C and save them as a binary file?
Thanks,
Ken Gracey
Comments
Whenever SimpleIDE builds a project, it places a .binary and a .elf file in a directory labelled with the memory model type (i.e. cmm, lmm, etc.) within the same folder as the project files.
Example file tree after building this simple project for both cmm & lmm memory models:
dgately
Making a .binary automatically was recently added to the program that Jeff should be testing.
Just to confirm,
This is all made possible by David's propeller-load program.