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iosoft.blog
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| | | | | To debug embedded systems, such as those with the Raspberry Pi Pico processor, normally only two options are available: using 'print' statements, or a debug utility such as GDB. This project offers an alternative, which isn't as invasive as the 'print' method, and isn't as complex as GDB. It basically provides an insight as to... | |
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| | | | | Chapter 10.5 - Leaning Two Languages At Once # Back in the Into The Hardware section we looked at some of the inner workings of the CPU, and briefly looked into how the CPU only understands machine code, 1s and 0s that make up individual instructions. Now, theres absolutely no reason to ever think at that low of a level, the lowest you should ever care to look at, as mentioned there, is assembly. | |
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benjcal.space
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| | | | | The is a post about writing a CHIP8 Emulator in C | |
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iosoft.blog
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| | | Raspberry Pi driving smart LEDs WS2812B LEDs ('NeoPixels') are intelligent devices, that can be programmed to a specific 24-bit red, green & blue (RGB) colour, by a pulse train on a single wire. They are capable of being daisy-chained, so a single pulse line can drive a large number of devices. The programming pulses have... | ||
