#avr Logs

Aug 30 2020

02:53 AM TechChristoph: good morning all
09:21 AM TechChristoph: learning avr-programming right now
09:22 AM TechChristoph: right now i learn using the usart
09:22 AM TechChristoph: with the book of elliot williams
09:22 AM TechChristoph: cool stuff
09:22 AM TechChristoph: easy explained
09:53 AM cehteh: usart isnt muhc complicated
09:54 AM cehteh: needs some attention on details, handling error conditions, making it reliable
09:55 AM cehteh: but thats more your job than programming the usart hardware
09:57 AM vmt: mmm
09:58 AM vmt: the dirty deed has been done. i have written cpp.
09:58 AM cehteh: preprocessor? i use it a lot :D
10:02 AM vmt: no, cee plus plus
10:03 AM vmt: i do thoroughly enjoy abusing the preprocessor like no tomorrow, too, though
10:06 AM vmt: however, it pales in comparison with c++ people abusing their supplementary preproc... i mean notepad.exe, i.e. templates
11:16 AM rue_mohr: Rab, yea, I switched to C and didn't go back
11:16 AM rue_mohr: compared to PICs AVRs were so fast, the extra overhead didn't matter
11:16 AM rue_mohr: .. for anything really...
11:16 AM rue_mohr: even interrupt service routines had lots of time, even written in C
11:18 AM vmt: you need some tight timings if you absolutely need isrs in asm
11:18 AM vmt: at that point, just throw more cycles at it and get an stm!
11:18 AM vmt: +32*
02:11 PM luxemboy1 is now known as luxemboye
03:36 PM TechChristoph: well sometimes its better to use another mcu if the project gets to complicated
03:36 PM TechChristoph: but maybe im totally wrong about that
03:39 PM TechChristoph: hi