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i'm the ™ in the thread title, thanks radium
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Aug 18, 2014 20:38
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I had a unicode ™ in the title originally but it told me to go back and fix it
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Silver Alicorn posted:I had a unicode ™ in the title originally but it told me to go back and fix it lol
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Silver Alicorn posted:
OH HELL YA BABY
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I get really hot & bothered about MCUs
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Aug 18, 2014 20:55
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You HURD it hear first!
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unironically owns maybe kinda wish it was llvm
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lol at not using clang. also gently caress code composer, it is garbage and gently caress TI, bunch of worthless motherfuckers.
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Aug 25, 2014 00:40
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they have better documentation than STmicro 
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avr supremacy
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The Management posted:lol at not using clang. also gently caress code composer, it is garbage and gently caress TI, bunch of worthless motherfuckers. maniacdevnull posted:avr supremacy
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legit no reason to use msp430s. xmegas are lower power more useful and you get to use mothafuckin atmel studio which is based on the lord's own ide, visual studio also its free unlike the garbage rear end msp430 toolchains (except for the one in the op)
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TI has personally hosed me enough times that I will take every opportunity to recommend against their lovely products forever.
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The Management posted:TI has personally hosed me enough times that I will take every opportunity to recommend against their lovely products forever. but what about the TI explorer?  it's a lisp machine! who wouldn't want to use it?
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Aug 28, 2014 09:26
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so what do you guys use these for how many leds do you really need to blink
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jony ive aces posted:so what do you guys use these for low power systems so usually zero leds also most other led blinkers can blink way more leds than an msp430
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Aug 28, 2014 13:57
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cool, an embedded thread
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i thought i wanted to do embedded poo poo when i left college cuz i thought it'd be cool to program for tiny computers that do cool poo poo. now i just write for windows ce 
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Aug 28, 2014 15:22
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lol you use an os get more embedded pls
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i just want a job where i update rgb led levels on an infinite loop all day, is that so much to ask
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Aug 28, 2014 15:30
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your mcu is a piece of poo poo !!
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I make the light blink faster depending on how much you rub the MCU
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Werthog 95 posted:i thought i wanted to do embedded poo poo when i left college cuz i thought it'd be cool to program for tiny computers that do cool poo poo. now i just write for windows ce 1000 hours of work to reduce the code size by 3 bytes so it fits in a chip that's 0.1 cent cheaper repeat until you retire
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sweet gig imo
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Aug 28, 2014 17:56
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eschaton posted:but what about the TI explorer? im the USER AIDS
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Bloody posted:legit no reason to use msp430s. xmegas are lower power more useful the fram based msp430s are really nice for some applications (because fram >>> flash and fram >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> eeprom). also some are actually cheaper to buy than a similarly sized standalone fram chip from ramtron/cypress
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One guy designs the PCB, another guy is responsible for programming it. Guess which of those two people has all of the say about what MCU goes on the board. I've been fairly lucky so far in that regard but one of the other devices on this project (that I'm thankfully not responsible for) has its firmware written 100% in 8051 assembler, in tyool 2014.
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Mr Dog posted:One guy designs the PCB, another guy is responsible for programming it. ;_; on my current main project i've gotten to pick outright or be part of the discussion for the uc, the adc and the display driver. feels good man
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Aug 28, 2014 18:17
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the MSP430 launchpad thing has an 8051-compatible microcontroller on it to handle the usb<>uart/sbw interface
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even for ultra low power things there has to be a better option than 8051 or msp430 they make some pretty low power Cortex-M0s these days personally I find STM8 > AVR because at least STM8 has a unified 24-bit address space instead of having like three separate address spaces each accessed using different instructions
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i don't actually think the thread is going places but just in case, i want to say i helped
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I don't think I've touched any micros for at least 6 months I have my STM32F0-DISCOVERY stuck in a breadboard but I don't think it's wired to anything been messing with raspberry pi though
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microcontrollers and raspberries pi are need but I have no idea what I'd actually use one for.
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I could probably write a lil program that reads the temperature sensor in my msp430 and sends it to my computer over usb or displays it on a screen, which would be vaguely useful
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Aug 28, 2014 21:10
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make beep boop noises with a speaker or piezo
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for serious they are basically toys, unless you need to make a frontend for a voltmeter, or a custom input device for your pc, or a weather station, or any other serious solution you'd use a micro for
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Mr Dog posted:One guy designs the PCB, another guy is responsible for programming it. guess which one commits murder
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