[Coco] What version the of C programing is most used?

[Joel Ewy]

On 12/05/2011 11:48 AM, Tony Cappellini wrote:
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>>> You might check out the Arduino.  You can play with these microcontrollers
>>> for a few dollars.  You only need the board and a USB cable to get
> started.
>
> They are more than a few dollars, more like $25-$65.
> The base microcontroller chip is only $5-$6, but then that's not really an
> Arduino.
>

Solarbotics' Ardweeny is $10, plus a $15 programming board (USB<->Serial 
adapter).  Get one programming adapter, plug it into the Ardweeny when 
you want to program it, and then use it for as many other Ardweenies as 
you care to pick up at $10 a pop.  Pretty darn cheap, if you can solder 
a few through-hole components.

JCE

> I'm using them for a project at work. They are great to get exposure to
> embedded programming,
> although the Arduino IDE is crude.
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