itsCaseyDambit
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RE: View serial monitors on two Arduino IDEs simultaneously using ONE computer!

@starnovice Hmmm. Are you running two IDEs simultaneously? One for each nano? I wouldn't think there would be a problem choosing a COM port to commu...

4 years ago
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RE: Ordering a bit more stuff from the States/Canada and not China.

oohhh...the stepper looks nice. jealousy abounds lol.

4 years ago
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RE: Coding tip for Serial.com static...

@frogandtoad I've still often seen static coming from the serial communications just prior to some sketch uploading into the microprocessor. If y...

4 years ago
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RE: Don't put this on the Stack? Well, ummm...

@frogandtoad Thank you kindly for that info. I've once seen someone write and implement their own version of the loop() function using a C programm...

4 years ago
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RE: Don't put this on the Stack? Well, ummm...

@triform I always take the examples and rewrite them because I have a different idea of what outputs (reports on the monitor) should be. I also //...

4 years ago
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RE: Don't put this on the Stack? Well, ummm...

Something else I would like to point out: when I was doing all the C/Assembler code translations (that I "so arrogantly" spoke of - like I was all tha...

4 years ago
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RE: Coding tip for Serial.com static...

Glad to hear it. I've so rarely seen it used in anyone's code. I ran across it in the stdio.h(?) file definitions or some header file like that. Pea...

4 years ago
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RE: Do you ever ask: why am I writing this code AGAIN?

I keep it in my Arduino folder, along with my other current projects. I simply open this file instead of "New" from the menu. I then rename it bef...

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RE: Don't put this on the Stack? Well, ummm...

Yeah, any array is automatically declared as a pointer by the compiler, as are strings. Now, find the address for the int *p and int arr[] when *p = &...

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RE: Coding tip for Serial.com static...

That's a good point, Scott, and I'm onboard with what you're saying. I have a prototype development platform for testing my projects, and all I have t...

4 years ago
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RE: Got Jumper wires?

@starnovice I'm always happy to help. 😎

4 years ago
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RE: Don't put this on the Stack? Well, ummm...

Side note: once I had every function that I needed from a "???.h" file translated into asm() commands, I no longer needed to #include <???.h> th...

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RE: Got Jumper wires?

I'm new to the game, and the male DuPont pins drive me NUTS! I've received jumper wires from an Arduino starter kit and from a breadboard kit, and the...

4 years ago
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RE: An intro to the 74HC595...

EGADS! Yes, the *buf_p = pgm_read_byte_near() was the correct function call to use, and I'm trying to remember when that got changed (and not returned...

4 years ago
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RE: An intro to the 74HC595...

Just when you think you've got it right... Me thinks on line 216 of the code, it should be: *buf_p = pgm_read_byte_near( not *buf_p =...

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