Converting Javalin Java to C Code

mike101video

Has anyone explored converting Javalin Java to C-code?

I would like to prototype using Javalin and then move to dedicated microcontroller. Have found some (old) general C to Java tools on the WEB.

Any thoughts?

Mike

Peter Verkaik

Read the attached article for explanations how to convert C to Java.

Also, here you find lots of Javelin classes that easily convert back to C.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/JavelinCode/files/Javelin%20Stamp%20IDE/lib/stamp/

I tried several automatic C to Java tools and found it was easier to manually

edit C sources (as this also gives you insight how the code works)



regards peter

mike101video

Thanks for the pointers. There seems to be much useful code on the Yahoo Group - thanks..

I am building a wireless remote PAN/TIL/ZOOM controller for a VX2x00 Sony camera. I've made a prototype using a Basic Stamp and a PIC 16F - but both were limited by insufficient background UARTs and PWM. Looks like Javalin will be my answer - plus a rapid code/test cycle. The RF link will be serial over BLUETOOTH - so I should be able to proivde some classes for that in due course.

thanks for the help,
Mike

Jon Williams

Do post your poject in the Project forums when you're done -- sounds interesting. I, too, do a little video work. I have a VX1000 but have recently replace it with a DVX100A. The only thing I don't like about the DVX is that it doesn't have LANC like my Sony; still, I'm thinking about building a custom LANC controller using SX/B.

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Jon Williams
Applications Engineer, Parallax
Dallas, TX· USA