2004 Programming Quick Reference

[Jeremy_Mc]

i've compiled a quick reference for 2004 programming...

it only pertains to the EDU-robot right now, but i'm going to expand it more and more until we get the full kit and then i plan to do an in-depth guide for those who don't know much about programming or for rookie teams who don't know the principles of programming an innovationfirst controller.

you can check out the white paper here:

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/papers.php?s=&action=single&paperid=228

it's pretty general right now, but i'm working some more on it tonight and i'll probably post an update next week

[Damian Manda]

Nice Job. A good intoduction to programming the new RC. With more content this could become a valuable resource for new teams.

--Damian Manda

[Pat Roche]

Do you know where i can find a simple lists of commands and syntax? Or better yet do you have one (These may seem like a rookie questions....well... i dont normaly do programing.)?


Thanks


-Pat

[Jeremy_Mc]

i'm working on a command list for the next update actually =)

i have a list of the assembler operands and the like right now in there, but i checked out a book today on C programming with a pic controller so maybe that will hold something useful


thanks for checking out my reference...i hope it'll help you later on!

[Adam Y.]

i have a list of the assembler operands and the like right now in there, but i checked out a book today on C programming with a pic controller so maybe that will hold something useful
I have that book. It really is not that useful since it is the wrong part.

[Jeremy_Mc]

Originally posted by Adam Y.
I have that book. It really is not that useful since it is the wrong part.

yeah i noticed it was on the 16F when i got home :(

but it'll help me get more familiar with how a pic works atleast...

it mentions the difference among the 12, 16, and 18 series, but the differences are more vast than one would imagine.