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Does PIC support python software

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Well, I think answer could be "Yes, PIC does support Phyton." !!
And it even supports Java! :)
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It is not very likely that you can find a PIC that will run a Python or a Java interpreter. I'd be willing to wager substantial sums that you couldn't write one either.
 
Dear Futz,
Thank you for your suggesions and you told true about spi in datasheet.
I have reda that datasheet and trying to write the program but it is taking
time as I am learning C and about spi, ADC programming simultaniously.

Just tell me how to start this program mean like a flowchart of algorithm if possible.

You know one thing I am a biomedical student thats why I lack in all these
things so I wish you help in future too.
 
Dear Futz,

Coming back from holydays I am doing work on it that I have already told doing project on accelerometer.

I am connecting Accelerometer (KXP84-1050) to PIC18f452 micro with spi interface so that 3 lines SDO ,SDI, SCLK, CS of accl is connected to MOSI, MISo, SCL (23,24,18 pins of PIC),

Out put is 12 bit digital output but coming to my project I need out put in gravity in m/s^2. Here the sensitivity of Accl is 819 counts/g and spam im +_ 1638.

So in my opinion output is like somewhat 1256 counts, how can conver it into gravity and what about MOT and FF interrupt.

Where can I connect those interrupt and how can I use them to find out gravity. I feel you have some knowledge about them please give me suggestions.

Thank you.
 
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