Hi,
Well I started out wanting to learn some ASM, learnt a bit and found that programs in ASM take too long to develop.
Seeming that I already know a lot of C (For Windows, mind) I thought I'd start making my programs in that instead.
I've managed to make a multi-tasking system which runs multi-channel PWM quite nicely. I've got this hooked up to the three colours of an RGB LED so I can make pretty colours in my room.
I've also got an LCD working off a shift register, but that's beside the point.
I'd now like to add sequences to the light.
I found this awesome site in someone's sig here:
**broken link removed**
That project is a pretty nice RGB LED controller and I'd like to design my own version of it using USB.
In his ASM he used "dt" to store the light sequences in a data table. What is the best method of doing this in Microchip's C18 ?
Also I've found a few little things on Google but nothing too helpful: Are there any guides about using USB with the PIC18F2550 / 4550,
in C18 ? A USB bootloader for them PICs
with C18 source would be nice if anybody can link me.
Edit: I found some nice looking USB examples:
http://www.sixca.com/eng/articles/usb_cdc/index.html
http://www.sixca.com/eng/articles/usbdaq/index.html
http://www.sixca.com/eng/articles/usbstepping/index.html
Still looking for tutorials though.
Thanks,
-Andrew.