Subject: EC2 updates
From: paul lamar
Date: 6/21/2017, 4:59 PM
To: A10-Me-Earthlink


Paul,

Tracy generously offered to share the source code for his EC2.

It uses Microchip IDE, which is free and has versions for Windows,
Mac OS X and Linux.

http://www.microchip.com/mplab/mplab-x-ide

Scott Gettings


WOW!!!! that is great.

I can do asm.  I'll take a look and see if I can explain it for
everybody.

ASM is plain English and easy to learn. It is tedious however because
you are moving bits from one register to another one step at a time.
Think of them as mail boxes. Some mail boxes have wires coming out of
them that you can connect to injectors or sensors. There can be
thousands of steps.

You can open this file with any text editor.

I think I threw my MicroChip asm books away but I am sure they will
be available on ebay or in pdf form.

What is the number on the top of your CPU Scott? That way I can get
the correct instruction set.

Paul Lamar



That's some nicely documented code!  It should be relatively easy to work
with.  This is an excellent example of how it (programing) should be done.

Gary Knutson


Wow Garry I did know you did asm. Big surprise :-)

Paul Lamar

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