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Thank you, Igor. This is the shield that I was talking about. http://shieldlist.org/swfltek/fram Becasue off, I repeat, I'm a newbie and I'm approacing this world, little by little, I'm not sure about what I see around MCU's world, so' I have to learn from you :-) This shield is multi voltage capable. :-)
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Thank but...I found yesterday one shield for arduino, capable of memory expansion. Tech notes wrotes about 'library'. Bcause of I'm a newbie, I guess that, if you like to use it, you have to write brand new library to be used with C and CCS instead of 'Arduino IDE'. Am I wrong?
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My estimated shipping date is november, 2nd. In the meantime, as I wrote few weeks ago, I'll study about C programming and MCU. I was wondering if could make sense to buy an MSP430 to start playing with.
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Thank you very much, Oppa; Mechanicall compatibility would not be a disaster while voltage could take just a little effort more, I guess. Bu the way your answer solved my question because I'm e newbie and this means my brain works fine! @wrecker thanks. But, can you supply me a list or a place to take a lock for booster packs?
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Hi folks, because of I'm a noob, can someone explain me if is possible or not to use the huge ammount of arduino's shields with the coming stellaris launchpad? Thanks
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...but...who's the winner, actually?
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Thank you very much, bluehash!
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Hello world! I own a MacBookPro with SnowLeopard. I've already installed Xcode platform which is supposed to be able to compile "c" files. There's even a gcc running from command line. I was wondering if this would be enought or if tehere's something better. Thanks
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Noob here, looking for education (in all the wrong places?)
Ferb replied to starhawk1426459861's topic in General
@starhawk ...well, seems we'll share a lot! :-) -
Noob here, looking for education (in all the wrong places?)
Ferb replied to starhawk1426459861's topic in General
Hi starhawk, You wrote you're a newbie but...I'n not sure about it! :-) By the way, last night I found this post here (http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4467663). Bluehash wrote about stellarisiti in the last post but, if you take a look in the middle of the post, there's a guy talking about some possible use of Stellaris Launchpad and there's a little compare against the Stellatis MSP430 Launchpad, as well. For the administrator: is there a section on stellarisiti dedicated to external links/resources? Thanks. -
Thank you, rbasoalto. I'll save in "my favorites" on eBay for future purpose.
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Hello, rbasoalto. Do uou think this module is suitable for Stellaris? Description of the auction talks about Arduino. Ehrm, forgive my question but I'm a totally newbie of this world. Thanks Ferb
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Hi wrecker, Thanks for your answer. No, I'm not familiar with any programming language but, I'vr always been interested in learning C programming. I've a very old book for C programming (wrote in 1999 or 2000, more or less). I'll check for a newer version. A man from TI has called me few minutes ago on the phone. I ask for a change in shipping address and he told me I have to wait...almost a month from 25th of september. A bunch of 12.500 stellaris launchpad units has been requested...
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Yep...in the meantime my task is study.
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Hello, as I wrote in my presentation post, I'm totally new to MCUs and programming. I've always loved to start using Arduino stuffs but, because off the cheap cost of Stellaris Launchpad, I decided to buy it. I'd like to know where can I start from in the meantime. Books, sites, tutorials, manual...anything in your mind are accepted. My goal is to realize something different from a "blinking led" Thank you very much and...thrilled to begin.