HID keyboard code for gpasm and the fs picdem board
Ben Dugan <[email protected]>
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The following message was bounced back to me with a message from qmail that it was rejected for being > 30000 bytes. I removed the attachment and am resending it, even though the attachment was 26k. If anyone would like me to send it to them directly, please let me know. I have also sent it to the USB forum on the Microchip site, so you can pick it up there, too. ----- I've been converting Brad Minch's "Lab 2" code to work with gpasm and to be bootloadable on a full speed picdem board. His code uses "structured assembler" and I thought it was relatively readable, which is why I started out on this project with it. What I did to get it to work is pretty simple in hindsight, but I'm attaching it here as a zip archive in case it helps others to get started faster than I could to get an HID keyboard function going with gpasm and a picdem fs. I've tried to describe the changes in a README.txt file, and in the source files. I want to thank Bill Freeman who got me over a gpasm macro hurdle, Allesandro Zummo for providing a terrific perl script for bootloading the program, and, of course, Brad Minch. I make no claims about the robustness of this code, or any other virtues. Ben