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Hi all, After 9 month of listenning to the PIC list I was just wondering about one thing: there is a lot of questions that are the same, people already did things like debouncing, LCD routines, ADC interface, timer use, ... If everybody could send a list (not the whole project) of the things he did and the code he has, it would be easyer for the beginner or for someone else to find information by sending mail to the guy who did what he needs. I could also gather information and code, pictures, ... and put it on a web page. Only good information, with usefull things. If you agree with this idea, let me know. I would appreciate any comment. Regards, David P.S.: Sorry for my english ....

Hello David! 01 Jul 97, David BALDWIN <spam_OUTbaldwinTakeThisOuTETCA.ALCATEL.BE> writes to All: P> After 9 month of listenning to the PIC list I was just P> wondering about one thing: there is a lot of questions that are the P> same, people already did things like debouncing, LCD routines, ADC P> interface, timer use, ... You can check Microchip Net resources page at http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Way/5807/ It's more than 400 PIC-related links now, answers for the many PIC-related questions can be found here. Best regards Alexey

> From: David BALDWIN <.....baldwinKILLspam@spam@ETCA.ALCATEL.BE> > To: PICLISTKILLspamMITVMA.MIT.EDU > Subject: To everybody > Date: Tuesday, 1 July 1997 18:42 > > Hi all, > > After 9 month of listenning to the PIC list I was just wondering about > one thing: there is a lot of questions that are the same, people already > did things like debouncing, LCD routines, ADC interface, timer use, ... > > If everybody could send a list (not the whole project) of the things he > did and the code he has, it would be easyer for the beginner or for > someone else to find information by sending mail to the guy who did what > he needs. > > I could also gather information and code, pictures, ... and put it on a > web page. Only good information, with usefull things. If you agree with > this idea, let me know. > > I would appreciate any comment. In fact - An FAQ. Good idea. Given that a percentage of users use assy, and another C, maybe divide into 2. > P.S.: Sorry for my english .... Looks OK to me. MikeS <.....mikesmith_ozKILLspam.....relaymail.net>

That would be a great idea. They could get the list when they signon or an adress where they could view the list | | After 9 month of listenning to the PIC list I was just wondering about | one thing: there is a lot of questions that are the same, people already | did things like debouncing, LCD routines, ADC interface, timer use, ... | | If everybody could send a list (not the whole project) of the things he | did and the code he has, it would be easyer for the beginner or for | someone else to find information by sending mail to the guy who did what | he needs. | | I could also gather information and code, pictures, ... and put it on a | web page. Only good information, with usefull things. If you agree with | this idea, let me know. | | I would appreciate any comment. | | Regards, | | David | | P.S.: Sorry for my english .... I can read it so it ain't that bad. Greetings Eric Martens | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | +-----------------------------+ | | | Eric Martens | | EMAR Electronics +-+ | EraseMEemarspam_OUTTakeThisOuTknoware.nl | | Fax: +31-(0)492-522418 +-+ | Maxer: +31-(0)660137959 | | | +-----------------------------+ | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |

At 09:56 AM 7/2/97 +0200, you wrote: >Hi, > > I am quite surprised: only 2 answers for my tribulations about >projects sharing! Are you sleeping? Maybe we're too busy working right now <G> >I have a little question about IR reception >of a SUN remote control: what is the kind of code used? If Sun uses the NEC transmission standard or something halfway close, I might be able to help a little. Can you hook up a receiver so you can see it on a scope? If so, what does it look like? Andy ================================================================== Andy Kunz - Montana Design - 409 S 6th St - Phillipsburg, NJ 08865 Hardware & Software for Industry & R/C Hobbies "Go fast, turn right, and keep the wet side down!" ==================================================================

Mike Smith wrote: {Quote hidden}> > > From: David BALDWIN <baldwinspam_OUTETCA.ALCATEL.BE> > > To: @spam@PICLISTKILLspamMITVMA.MIT.EDU > > Subject: To everybody > > Date: Tuesday, 1 July 1997 18:42 > > > > Hi all, > > > > After 9 month of listenning to the PIC list I was just wondering > about > > one thing: there is a lot of questions that are the same, people already > > did things like debouncing, LCD routines, ADC interface, timer use, ... > > > > If everybody could send a list (not the whole project) of the > things he > > did and the code he has, it would be easyer for the beginner or for > > someone else to find information by sending mail to the guy who did what > > he needs. > > > > I could also gather information and code, pictures, ... and put > it on a > > web page. Only good information, with usefull things. If you agree with > > this idea, let me know. Hiya! Didn't someone ask PicPoint to do this? Maybe ask again? And you can mail your projects to Tiziano at PicPoint too. So what's the problem then? -- eric van es KILLspamvanesKILLspamilink.nis.za cape town, south-africa http://www.nis.za/~vanes/

At 05:37 PM 7/2/97 +0200, you wrote: >Mike Smith wrote: >> >Didn't someone ask PicPoint to do this? >Maybe ask again? >And you can mail your projects to Tiziano at PicPoint too. So what's the >problem then? >-- What is PicPoint? And what is the address of the parallax list? Thanks Terry Ewing

At 09:56 02.7.1997 +0200, you wrote: >Hi, > > I am quite surprised: only 2 answers for my tribulations about projects >sharing! Are you sleeping? I have a little question about IR reception >of a SUN remote control: what is the kind of code used? Thanks for any >help. > >David > > Yes, David We are sleeping. It's hot... very hot... Don't talk about Sun at this moment :) Chris ... to be continued.

David Very good english A subroutine library would be great. I am just beginning with PIC although I have done machine code and assembly coding before. I am particularly interested in reproduceable random number sequences - like the ones you get on PC. Good luck with your venture Geoff Jenkins New Zealand