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Illishar

Member Since 13 Dec 2010
Offline Last Active May 05 2011 02:33 PM
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#7503 Fluent Interop 1.0

Posted by Illishar on 12 January 2011 - 10:00 AM

Fair enough


#7148 Familiarization Question

Posted by Illishar on 06 January 2011 - 02:53 PM

This is how we code a Hello World function:

+++++ +++++             
[                       
    > +++++ ++              
    > +++++ +++++           
    > +++                   
    > +                     
    <<<< -                  
]                   
> ++ .                  
> + .                   
+++++ ++ .              
.                       
+++ .                   
> ++ .                  
<< +++++ +++++ +++++ .  
> .                     
+++ .                   
----- - .               
----- --- .             
> + .                   
> .     


+ counts up, - counts down. < and > shifts the current reg, . outputs a character. It's easy! We got the smallest compiler in the world ^^


#6114 Save Custom Settings

Posted by Illishar on 15 December 2010 - 10:57 AM

Hello there, Is there a way to save/commit/write your own custom settings on the Netduinos? Eg. if you have a value (set by the user) and you would like to keep it after reboot. I would like to do this, without using a SD card. The deployed app is written to the permanent (internal) flash, so it *is* possible somehow. But how? Theoreticly I could just avoid initializing my variables and the last written value would still be there. Or perhaps that's not the way it works? In the same area: Is there a way to write to the static IP settings etc. on the N+? (Without using the MFDeploy ofc.)


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