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Oldbitcollector

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Posted: 07:29pm 21 Jul 2014

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I've mentioned my Propeller/Micromite project here a couple times. Here's one of the folks from our group who decided to take the idea and run with it by adding even more serial controlled microcontroller systems to the mix.

http://youtu.be/x4CWS-emLyU

In this example, he's using the Micromite as an on-board editor for the other systems to create a self contained multi-system. We've discovered that the Micromite editor is very flexible and friendly to files and languages other than BASIC.

Edited by Oldbitcollector 2014-07-23

My Propeller/Micromite mini-computer project.

Oldbitcollector

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Posted: 08:24am 23 Jul 2014

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Just an additional note:

This would not have been possible without the "OPTION CASE LOWER" command which allows us to set the editor to lower case. Our intentionally typed upper-case characters are left alone. Thank you Geoff!

This Epruino function is a good example of just how flexible the Micromite editor is:

[code]
function toggle() {
on = on;
digitalWrite(LED1, on);
}
[/code]

My Propeller/Micromite mini-computer project.

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