Current Wish List

[LGR]

You can use the flash library to write to a const array. Use the @ operator to get the address to the const array. You can then access the data that you just wrote as array members. It isn't possible to write to individual locations, because the PIC always writes in blocks of 64 bytes. So this is as good as it gets.

[Chris Yeager]

It would be real handy if SYMBOLs defined in modules could be used in files that include them.

[INGRam]

Please can we have a getpixel(x,y) for the glcd ?

return if the selected pixel was on or off.

Without this procedure is impossible to get a portion of screen an store it on array.

This method is generally used to store, popup a menu, and repaint only the popup changed area.

[zristic]

Please can we have a getpixel(x,y) for the glcd ?

Try this:

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  Glcd_Set_Side(x_pos)  ' select left/right side of GLCD
  Glcd_Set_Page(page_num) ' vertical (Y) coordinate (range from 0..7)
  Glcd_Set_X(x_pos) ' X coordinate
  data := Glcd_Read_Data() ' read byte from (X, Y) - data is vertical line at page Y, column X

[INGRam]

Please can we have a getpixel(x,y) for the glcd ?

Try this:

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  Glcd_Set_Side(x_pos)  ' select left/right side of GLCD
  Glcd_Set_Page(page_num) ' vertical (Y) coordinate (range from 0..7)
  Glcd_Set_X(x_pos) ' X coordinate
  data := Glcd_Read_Data() ' read byte from (X, Y) - data is vertical line at page Y, column X

Great !!!
Thank you !

[marcus]

Your mikrobasic compiler (v5) doesn't support PIC16F88x family

[Geppo]

I wish a Linux version of mikroB... what do you think about???

[zristic]

We think of it everyday.

[Geppo]

So hurry up!!
We are waiting for

[LGR]

Here's an idea: how about a mE Linux distro? You could make an entire bootable package that runs with KDE, and can boot from a thumb drive. Maybe build it on DSL or some other minimal distro, so the whole thing can fit in 256 meg or so. Plug and play.

[zristic]

The first step is separating compier from IDE which is what we are doing right now. The rest is limited by imagination.

[LGR]

Maybe you're already thinking along these lines, but the kdevelop IDE is a pretty nice package, so if you can just hook the compiler into that, you don't need to compile your IDE. It would give it a different look and feel from the ME IDE, but it would very usable.

[zristic]

Maybe you're already thinking along these lines, but the kdevelop IDE is a pretty nice package, so if you can just hook the compiler into that, you don't need to compile your IDE. It would give it a different look and feel from the ME IDE, but it would very usable.

Yes, we are thinking of it.

[rackley]

uint32 data type would be very nice. You already have a signed 32-bit integer, so an unsigned shouldn't be too much of a stretch. I'm trying to work with encryption/decryption algorithms and being constrained to 16-bit unsigned types is...uncomfortable

Thanks,
Ray

[zristic]

Uint32 is planned for the next release.