#avr Logs

Jan 10 2019

12:03 AM day__ is now known as day
03:01 AM nohit: --
03:13 AM lerc: Got my first output from my assembler to run on an Arduino https://github.com/Lerc/AvrAsm
07:03 AM nabil_ is now known as nabil
08:20 AM [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius
10:11 AM rue_mohr: cool
10:11 AM rue_mohr: but now microsoft owns your code
10:12 AM rue_mohr: :-/ did you write it in javascript?
10:13 AM nohit: you surely can read
10:13 AM rue_mohr: but can I beleive
10:14 AM nohit: isnt atmel own assembler called "avrasm" ?
10:14 AM nohit: *atmel's
10:18 AM rue_mohr: I'v not used assembler with avrs in a looooooong time
10:19 AM rue_mohr: I reference the assembler output of the compiler when I need to
10:19 AM rue_mohr: but everything has been more than fast enough
10:33 AM nohit: have you ever mixed asm and C rue ?
10:34 AM nohit: i bought a book today, "Cortex-M4 Cookbook", it has a chapter about mixing c and asm
10:38 AM nohit: i dont mean inline asm
10:38 AM skz81: I mixed ASM ande TurboPascal on x86 once. TP had a very handy facility for inlining ASM code in regular pascal function...
02:14 PM lerc: The inline asm of Turbo Pascal made it very powerful. I did some reallly cool interrupt stuff back in the DOS days (made a virtual retrace interrupt using constantly resyncing timers). The interrupt could trigger standard pascal functions.
02:15 PM lerc: It's worth mentioning that the same asm integration is available in FreePascal and has an AVR target.
02:20 PM lerc: rue_mohr: There's a reason for JavaScript. I want it to run in-browser http://fingswotidun.com/avr/AvrAsm/Testbed/
07:00 PM rue_mohr: nohit, yes, I'v mixed asm and C
07:06 PM nohit: in wat kind of application ?
07:31 PM rue_mohr: dos stuff and some early avr stuff
07:35 PM rue_mohr: and the flurry i2c library, that asm is brilliant
08:01 PM nohit: how is flurry i2c library related to you using c/asm mix ?
08:03 PM nohit: and "stuff" isnt application
08:03 PM rue_mohr: its assembler
08:04 PM rue_mohr: in dos, me and a buddy would write graphics programs
08:04 PM rue_mohr: we used assmebler for the heavy bits
08:04 PM rue_mohr: like drawing a FAST line