Re: [Usbpicprog-technical] adding PIC projects as examples ?

[Frans S. <fra...@gm...>]

Hi Francesco,

I this is a very good idea, but maybe also a community thing to do. I 
think I can make a few examples with different compilers, but shall I 
make a page on the website with a submit form or something like that in 
order to be able to have contributions from the community?
I think it would be good to also deliver some example schematics. For 
that we will need a standard tool - shall we suggest KiCad for that?

I will give it a shot!

Frans

On 3/24/2010 21:55, Francesco wrote:
> Hi Frans/all,
>    I wonder if it wouldn't be a good idea to ship with upp_wx a couple
> examples of PIC projects which:
> 1) could be used by new users to get started with the PIC world and
> usbpicprog itself
> 2) could be used as quick test for us to check if usbpicprog works
> well with a certain PIC
>
> I think it should not be too difficult to create a couple projects
> suitable (with very small modifications) to cover a wide range of PIC
> devices (e.g. a small program which blinks a LED). I'd also include
> both Piklab and MPLAB project files and the .hex files (so that users
> without piklab or MPLAB can immediately test their usbpicprog ;)).
>
> Just my 2 cents,
> Francesco
>
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