Hi everyone,
I thoughtit would be a good idea to share some programs I made with Flowcode for AVR.
(I encourage others too, to share programs, ideas.)
Maybe we will help somebody to find answers to their questions in those programs, who knows?
How about, "Flowcode for AVR" title/index on the Board?
You can download one of my first program which simulate a Traffic-lights.
Soon I will upload some other examples...
My best regards
Vidor
Good luck...
Flowcode for AVR examples
Flowcode for AVR examples
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Re: Flowcode for AVR examples
Hello Vidor,
Thank you for your suggestions.
Flowcode for AVR has an 'import' facility to allow PIC based Flowcode programs to be be used with matching AVR devices.
We are currently working on a similar feature for the PIC version of Flowcode to allow AVR based programs to be imported. This will be available soon.
With the exception of interrupts and some C code it should be possible to freely convert Flowcode programs between equivalent devices in each family.
I used this facility to import your program into Flowcode for PIC and selected a PIC16F877a. The simulation ran correctly and the program compiled, downloaded, and ran on the PIC system.
As a result of the development of the import facilities, we would like to keep all downloaded programs together as a common resource.
Thank you for your suggestions.
Flowcode for AVR has an 'import' facility to allow PIC based Flowcode programs to be be used with matching AVR devices.
We are currently working on a similar feature for the PIC version of Flowcode to allow AVR based programs to be imported. This will be available soon.
With the exception of interrupts and some C code it should be possible to freely convert Flowcode programs between equivalent devices in each family.
I used this facility to import your program into Flowcode for PIC and selected a PIC16F877a. The simulation ran correctly and the program compiled, downloaded, and ran on the PIC system.
As a result of the development of the import facilities, we would like to keep all downloaded programs together as a common resource.