Micromite MkII

wass

Has anyone here tried the Micomite MkII (not to be confused with the Micromite Companion)?

http://geoffg.net/micromite.html

It looks to be a STAMP on steroids: lots of nifty built in commands, floating point, long integers, ability to use assembler or C programs object code in addition to a really nice BASIC interpreter with interrupt processing and all sorts of stuff.

Publison

I know Jeff (OBC) has been playing with them:

http://forums.parallax.com/showthread.php/155760-Propeller-and-microMite-SPIN-amp-BASIC-ability-in-a-self-contained-system.

Check "similar threads" at the bottom of the thread.

mindrobots

wass wrote: »

Has anyone here tried the Micomite MkII (not to be confused with the Micromite Companion)?

http://geoffg.net/micromite.html

It looks to be a STAMP on steroids: lots of nifty built in commands, floating point, long integers, ability to use assembler or C programs object code in addition to a really nice BASIC interpreter with interrupt processing and all sorts of stuff.

Yes and yes to all your observations. Some people would probably say it is what the BS3/BS4 could/should have been.

It is also fun to play with when plugged into a Micromite Companion. The Propeller and Micromite pair well and both show their strengths in that configuration.

wass

Thank you both! Sounds like something I need to play with too.

blittled

I agree with MindRobots. If you haven't checked the BackShed forum http://www.thebackshed.com/forum/forum_topics.asp?FID=16 yet, you should. This forum has plenty of Micromite examples and the people on it are as friendly as the ones here.