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conrad Level: 3 Posts: 1/4 EXP: 113 For next: 15 Since: 04-16-05 From: russia Since last post: 77 days Last activity: 46 days |
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| I figure my first post may as well give some insight as to what I like to think of myself as capable of doing. Programming: Any form of BASIC (GW, Q, VB, etc.), C. I don't do much C++ though, I'm not very fond of it. Scripting: PHP, ASP, Rexx Assembly: x86, 1802 Esoteric, and otherwise useless languages: Brainfuck, SRPC |
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conrad Level: 3 Posts: 2/4 EXP: 113 For next: 15 Since: 04-16-05 From: russia Since last post: 77 days Last activity: 46 days |
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| I think I've scoured the internet twice over in search of tools and documentation for the Texas Instruments TMC family microcontrollers, but to no avail. Does anyone know of any place in which I could pick up maybe a cross-assembler, and a bit of documentation? I have checked TI's archives, not much is available there, either. | |||
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conrad Level: 3 Posts: 3/4 EXP: 113 For next: 15 Since: 04-16-05 From: russia Since last post: 77 days Last activity: 46 days |
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| At one point, I was pretty into the whole QBasic thing. The best resource I've found to date is www.qbnz.com, even though it's not updated nearly often enough. If you want to cut right to the chase, point your browser to: http://qbnz.com/pages/downloads/software/index.html Every version of QB from 1.1 to 7.1, all available for download. |
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conrad Level: 3 Posts: 4/4 EXP: 113 For next: 15 Since: 04-16-05 From: russia Since last post: 77 days Last activity: 46 days |
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| I can't seem to find any techinical data on any of the Pong-on-a-Chip microprocessors, namely General Instruments' AY-3-8500 family. There are a bunch of other companies that made similar chips, but I'm really only concerned with GI's chip. If anyone could help me find some technical documents on the chips, it would be greatly appreciated. |
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