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QVGA touchscreen UI design tools?

Started by Spehro Pefhany in comp.arch.embedded14 years ago 3 replies

What tool options would the cognoscenti suggest for a UI design incorporating a QVGA touchscreen? Needs to have buttons, dynamic and static...

What tool options would the cognoscenti suggest for a UI design incorporating a QVGA touchscreen? Needs to have buttons, dynamic and static content etc., probably not animation or video. Probably ARM based, but could be PIC32 or something else. Thanks for any suggestions.


USB embedded host. need help

Started by dzone007 in comp.arch.embedded15 years ago 5 replies

Hi, I am currently working on a embedded host for USB thumb drives using PIC32 starter kit. Unfortunately, the embedded host does not support ...

Hi, I am currently working on a embedded host for USB thumb drives using PIC32 starter kit. Unfortunately, the embedded host does not support USB hubs. I am planning to transfer files between multiple thumb drives. Can anyone help me or give suggestions. Thank you in advance. God Bless. dz --------------------------------------- This message was sent using the comp.arch.embedd...


USB embedded host. need help

Started by dzone007 in comp.arch.embedded15 years ago 2 replies

Hi, I am currently working on a embedded host for USB thumb drives using PIC32 starter kit. Unfortunately, the embedded host does not support ...

Hi, I am currently working on a embedded host for USB thumb drives using PIC32 starter kit. Unfortunately, the embedded host does not support USB hubs. I am planning to transfer files between multiple thumb drives. Can anyone help me or give suggestions. Thank you in advance. God Bless. dz --------------------------------------- This message was sent using the comp.arch.embedd...


Announcing MCU-resident software development environment for Freescale and Microchip MCUs,,,

Started by Anonymous in comp.arch.embedded15 years ago 1 reply

Hi all, We've written an MCU-resident software development environment that we call "StickOS" that includes an editor, transparent...

Hi all, We've written an MCU-resident software development environment that we call "StickOS" that includes an editor, transparent line-by-line BASIC compiler, interactive debugger, performance profiler, and flash filesystem. We've ported it to almost a dozen MCUs (HCS08, HCS12, ColdFire, and PIC32) in the hope of making simple embedded system development easier for the casual user, and i...


Fate of PIC32 If Microchip buys Atmel MPU business.

Started by Dan Ash in comp.arch.embedded15 years ago 19 replies

Not that anyone can do anything but guess what might happen, but if Microchip buys Atmel's MPU business, what is the prognosis for the PIC32. I...

Not that anyone can do anything but guess what might happen, but if Microchip buys Atmel's MPU business, what is the prognosis for the PIC32. I bought some PIC32 tools and invested time learning the family, and now it may go away or new variant design activity may stop. This is because Atmel has a popular ARM based family of MPUs and the MIPS based PIC32 has only been out a year. Freescale...


32-Bit Microcontroller for New Project

Started by Anonymous in comp.arch.embedded16 years ago 44 replies

I'm about to embark on a new project that will require a 32-bit microcontroller. I've spent the last month evaluating the merits of the various...

I'm about to embark on a new project that will require a 32-bit microcontroller. I've spent the last month evaluating the merits of the various choices architecturely, and have a pretty good idea of what's out there. It's come down to development environments, and I'd like to get some first-hand reports from people on this group. The three choices on my short-list are: Pic32 and MPLAB ...


Does Microchip play fast and loose with the GPL?

Started by Eric in comp.arch.embedded16 years ago 33 replies

I've been looking at the PIC24 and PIC32 compilers from Microchip lately. These are based on the gnu toolchain. Their PIC24 compiler works for...

I've been looking at the PIC24 and PIC32 compilers from Microchip lately. These are based on the gnu toolchain. Their PIC24 compiler works for a month in a full-featured manner, and after that it goes down to a "student edition" that has most optimizations disabled. Once you pay megabucks you get them back. I initially thought this wasn't a violation because I assumed they wrote their own ...


Microchip's PIC32 : comments needed

Started by whygee in comp.arch.embedded16 years ago 33 replies

Hello, I am interested in many ways by MCHP's new family, as it seems to adress many of my requirements. However, this is a brand new thing...

Hello, I am interested in many ways by MCHP's new family, as it seems to adress many of my requirements. However, this is a brand new thing (understand : "preliminary") and although MIPS has been around for ages, the PIC32 is not yet in full production. Errata and the likes will certainly come in wagons, this chips is more complex than what i have seen from this MCHP. So i turn to thi...


PIC32 starter kit impressions

Started by Joseph H Allen in comp.arch.embedded16 years ago 2 replies

I got PIC32 starter kit today. Here are some impressions: - Comes with eval version of C32 C-compiler with 64KB code size limit. C32 is...

I got PIC32 starter kit today. Here are some impressions: - Comes with eval version of C32 C-compiler with 64KB code size limit. C32 is actually called C32-gcc, so it's a gcc derivative. The source is on the website, but who knows if it's recent or complete. - Hardware debugging (breakpoints, goto cursor) works in MPLAB on this little board, but I found that sometimes it gets int...


New Microchip PIC32 Family, a MIPS M4K Core with Enhancements

Started by Bill Giovino in comp.arch.embedded16 years ago 2 replies

http://microcontroller.com/news/microchip_pic32.asp Microchip has introduced a new 32-bit Microcontroller family, the Microchip PIC32! It's...

http://microcontroller.com/news/microchip_pic32.asp Microchip has introduced a new 32-bit Microcontroller family, the Microchip PIC32! It's based on the MIPS M4K Core. There's an embedded presentation with the article that includes a competitive comparison and an explanation of Microchip's extensive tools support. Regards Bill Giovino Executive Editor http://Microcontroller.com ...



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