Re: [Openeeg-list] MINI MODEEG

[Joe S. <js...@ve...>]

There is an open source C compiler on sourceforge called SDCC (small 
device c compiler) which supports 8051 and PIC products.  The programmer 
is fairly easy to make but perhaps not as nice as AVR in circuit 
programming..  I don't know how important this is when you consider this 
whole idea in context.  A surface mount project is out of bounds for 
most home experimenters unless they have good tools and are quite 
skilled.  So if this is looking more like a device that would be sold 
complete, it would be programmed at the source.  This is not in keeping 
with the philosophy of openeeg I know but my primary goal for this idea 
was not necessarily to make something that everyone could build.  Same 
with my active electrodes.  I want them to be a certain way and fill the 
requirements for their operation.  If this means that they get a little 
complicated it is acceptable ( only from my perspective).  I think the 
current modeeg fits the requirement for accessibility to the general 
person quite nicely.  If we want to get mini and portable we may have to 
give something up IMHO.

Joerg Hansmann wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Joe Street wrote:
>
>> I was considering the 18F452 which I have a dev board for
>
>
> Are programming tools and compilers freely available? This is IMO most 
> important for an opensource project (if intended).
>
> Regards,
>
>     Joerg
>
>
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