Re: Wisp628 Xwisp2 Linux support
Matthijs van Henten <[email protected]>
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Hello, I started on pics 3 months ago. my first programmer was a jdm, I abandoned it because it was slow. An Xwisp is a nice option too. you can easily run the python script on any linux version. I have made a language recog for jal in nedit, I can send you this. I currently have done projects in jal, some like it some don't but I had some time limitations on getting things to work. I have files ready for reading 'rotary' things in bathroom scales and reading analog inputs, as well as rs232. Good luck! Praveen k.p. wrote: > hi all > > my PIC programming knowledge is "BIG ZERO". > i know very small things on dis. > > but my interest in it is very high. > i need the details of writing program for PICs. > > which is the best s/w for writing it. > > how to determine the exact command etc. > > please.... help me. > > > > > > > > > On 8/25/05, Rob Hamerling <[email protected]> wrote: > >> >>Chen Xiao Fan wrote: >> >>>Thanks for releasing the new versions of XWisp2. It supports >>>quite a lot of PICs (PIC16F and PIC18F) including the 18F USB >>>parts. I should say it is just great! It is much faster than >>>the Python based Xwisp and supports much more chips. Adding >>>the Linux support will be even greater. :) >> >>Hint: the Xwisp2.cfg file is a simple ASCII text file .... >>It is basically a matter of scanning the datasheets for properties >>(memory sizes etc) and the programming specifications datasheet to find >>out if it follows one of the programming algorithms supported by Wisp628 >>(and which) and determine the device ID and proper config word(s) >>mask..... >>Wisp628 has only one programming algorithm for the 18Fs, which works for >>most of the 18Fs except some of the newer, but the config words are >>mostly different. >> >> >>>Regarding the Linux support, I do not know much about Linux >>>programming. Still maybe you can take a look at the serial code >>>part of LPLAB (across Linux and Windows). >>> >>>LPLAB is at http://www.landamore.com/pic.html. >> >>Thanks, I'll see if I can manage... >> >>Regards, Rob. >> >>-- >>Rob Hamerling, Vianen, NL phone +31-347-322822 >>homepage: http://www.robh.nl/ >> >> >>--------------------------------------------------------------------- >>To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] >>For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] >> >> > > >