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Hi All, I am nearing Beta stage of BASIC for LPC2100. Anyone who'd like to play or do some Alpha testing on it, please send me an Email, and I'll send you the HEX file for download and a few Basic example files. All that is needed is a Terminal (with ASCII download) to operate the interpreter. This is an early runner for RFBasic, which adds peer to peer networking at 902-928 MHz with frequency hopping and complete access from any node to any node of all resources on the LPC2100, including starting/stopping the application, even debugging remote app code through the RF link is possible. The interpreter executes about 500,000 - 1 Million lines per Second, and is a great way to try some new concept on LPC2100, without burying your head in a manual for a while first. It supports Floating point and Integer math. It is programmed thru UART0 at 19.2 kBps with a 10 MHz clock. (cclk = 60 MHz). I am specifically looking for input/suggestions as to what peripheral function would be best assigned to which I/O pin (and perhaps which shouldn't). There are no restrictions on the interpreter, other than the RF networking is not included, nor the Flash File system for program storage in non-volatile memory. IOW your program is stored in the LPC RAM. Once the I/O assignments are completed, a dedicated module for LPC2100 will be designed with option for RF. -- Kris www.microbit.com.au |
LPC2100 BASIC interpeter - Alpha testers
Started by ●February 6, 2004
