stryd_one

Forum login is fine here sorry bud :(

Too bad Wilba, I already pointed that one out so you are as picky as me! bwahahahah

Bentron you should search here and the wiki and also look on smashtv's site for information about these IC's. I don't know anything of them personally but I know that this has been done before.

I only wish I had the time to beef this app up.... That is a project I have on my list to do in a year or two, if noone else has it taken care of by then. If you do take it on then please keep in touch maybe I can help out here and there.

Ahhh... The v2 alpha LC uses a different compiling script, and it's a DOS batch file. You can use a make script from a skeleton and add the necessary files, but I think you might be better off using a different app mate... At least, for the time being...

cmios.h (or header file of your choice): extern void MIOS_LCD_PrintRAMString(unsigned char *str); // not supported by MIOS itself, but by the wrapper mios_wrapper.asm (Right down the bottom, but ABOVE where it says "END"!) ;; -------------------------------------------------------------------------- .MIOS_LCD_PrintRAMString code _MIOS_LCD_PrintRAMString global _MIOS_LCD_PrintRAMString movff PREINC0, FSR2L movff PREINC0, FSR2H _MIOS_LCD_PrintRAMStringLoop movf POSTINC2, W bz _MIOS_LCD_PrintRAMString_End call MIOS_LCD_PrintChar bra _MIOS_LCD_PrintRAMStringLoop _MIOS_LCD_PrintRAMString_End return Make yourself a string somehow (note **) unsigned char foo[6]; .... foo[0] = 'T'; foo[1] = 'e'; foo[2] = 's'; foo[3] = 't'; foo[4] = '.'; Call it MIOS_LCD_PrintRAMString(foo); ** Note: Actually filling the array with a string is not so straightforward. You cannot just do foo = "New 1"; Because "New 1" is a string in code space and 'foo' is in RAM. That is probably bad pracice anyway. As has been suggested prieviously you could use a pointer to the string in code (like PrintCString) or you could use something like strcpy(). If you are printing a number you can use the BCD functions provided by TK. However - and this is untested - If you were filling the array from another variable then it could be useful. Maybe you'd like to try: unsigned char foo[64]; MIOS_BANKSTICK_ReadPage(0x07ff, foo); MIOS_LCD_PrintRAMString(foo); I think that should work. Have fun and post any requests and stuff :)

I'll take 3. But you must respond to my emails immediately or no sale ;D

Got it working :D It was as you said, two targets... Is there some reason why it is preferable to do it this way? My C::B tutorial sets up a single target which creates the make file and runs it, but as you know, I am learning C (mostly from you ;)) so that may be bad practice in my doc... I know that it is not really necessary, but it only takes 2 seconds so I didn't worry about it.

neb is right, they do look like re'an knobs... If the website fails, maybe you can contact terratec or whatever an mb4 is :)

Don't forget the shunt lief :(

http://vektor.ca/audio/ttrk/ If you have trouble finding it... I had to google it, find a forum post with a reference to the old site, visit the old site, go to wayback machine, and find the right version that said they'd moved. Ugh! Seq24 might be worth a try too....

Question is where did you find them?

Same here.... It does look darn nice though mate!!

If a tree falls in the woods and noone is there to make a wicked edrum xylophone out of it, is it still cool? ;) Thanks for reposting the pics man!

Not good enough. You must respond to my emails within 1 minute or else :P ;D

No pictures for guests there it seems :( Thanks mate please do! Hey you never did tell me, if your nick is a hint that you study Zen? (If not maybe you don't know that Rinzai is the name of a Zen sect)

EDrum Xylophone I totally love it!! That is wicked man! Do you have a page with info on that by any chance? Damn, I think I just acquired another project :-\

My first DAW was a Pentium 166 MMX with 128MB RAM, I could get quite a few tracks of midi audio and processing out of it.... but the 16MB RAM is a real showstopper for audio (although midi would be fine), and no the PSU won't be suitable for the SID (search here about switching PSU's)

1 whole week *gasp* :o Whatever shall we do? ??? ;D

That's how we cut the cores for model aircraft wings :)

Welcome aboard moonraker :)

"In Rod We Trust" Mentally noted for doomsday, thank you very much.

I dunno, I always think about the programmers when it does that ;) You could make a SID alarm clock :)

I have some FX machines that wish me a happy birthday :)

Welcome aboard man :) I'm sure you'll have no troubles, especially if you've done such a project before. You won't need to know any ASM for what you mentioned, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised by how easy it is to do. A bit of lurking and a bit of searching and shouting out when you need a hand is all you need... Oh and hold the soldering iron the right way around.... Oh and don't kiss it when it's on ;D