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can you please indicate the procedure to buy a scalpel and how I can use it in C++ with a chip please. thx, it's urgentzzzzz
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Ok, say i have an int array[10] that is populated with data. So at max i will have 32 * 10 = 320 bits. Then i have to take those 40Bytes of data and "download" it to an embedded chip (completely independent of a PC and its OS). Is there a c++ api that will allow me to embed a chip with the data?
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Ok, say i have an int array[10] that is populated with data. So at max i will have 32 * 10 = 320 bits. Then i have to take those 40Bytes of data and "download" it to an embedded chip (completely independent of a PC and its OS). Is there a c++ api that will allow me to embed a chip with the data?
USB HID sounds like the closest thing you'll find to this. Or just sending bytes through the parallel port. When you get to that low level, there's really nothing that's independent of a PC and its OS. Also, looking for a C++ api for this kind of thing is sort of a dead end. You have to program for the embedded chip you're working with. Hopefully whoever made this chip would have also created a way to send data to it. If it's a microcontroller that has some flash memory, there's probably a SPI interface.
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Ok, say i have an int array[10] that is populated with data. So at max i will have 32 * 10 = 320 bits. Then i have to take those 40Bytes of data and "download" it to an embedded chip (completely independent of a PC and its OS). Is there a c++ api that will allow me to embed a chip with the data?
What you realy need is an eprom programmer. That's a piece of hardware you buy in Radio Shack etc. That normally comes with it's own interface, instructions, manuals, methods, etc. Some 30 years ago they provided a service where for a fee, they would sell you the chips with your data 'blown' in. you sent them your data in a hex-file on a floppy. I've no idea if that kind of service is still available. Success, :)
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I think your magic site is very helpful here. :)
Hamid. wrote:
I think your magic site is very helpful here.
Indeed. :-D OT: Hamid it has been a long time since I saw one of your posts, how do you do? :)
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Hamid. wrote:
I think your magic site is very helpful here.
Indeed. :-D OT: Hamid it has been a long time since I saw one of your posts, how do you do? :)
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke
[My articles]I had a good trip,I decided to see some eparchys in iran of north till center,it was very good,two different weathers at north eparchys weather was rainy and humid,rainy is not problem but humid was very bad (and my camera is ruined now)but it's great and verdurous,at center weather was very hot and dry but I think my city is better than of them you can see famous historical mosques, and bridges in this city and it has beautiful paintings,valuble carpets and handiwork,I believe isfahan and italia are near together.BTW did you read this book Italia ed esfahan(angelo michele PIEMONTESE). ;)
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I had a good trip,I decided to see some eparchys in iran of north till center,it was very good,two different weathers at north eparchys weather was rainy and humid,rainy is not problem but humid was very bad (and my camera is ruined now)but it's great and verdurous,at center weather was very hot and dry but I think my city is better than of them you can see famous historical mosques, and bridges in this city and it has beautiful paintings,valuble carpets and handiwork,I believe isfahan and italia are near together.BTW did you read this book Italia ed esfahan(angelo michele PIEMONTESE). ;)
I'm very glad you had wonderful holidays in Iran. I haven't read that book (it is the very first time I hear about it: unfortunately I read almost only technical stuff!). :)
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I'm very glad you had wonderful holidays in Iran. I haven't read that book (it is the very first time I hear about it: unfortunately I read almost only technical stuff!). :)
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke
[My articles]So you are a professinal man in computer. :)
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So you are a professinal man in computer. :)
Nope, I said: "I read technical stuff" (never said I understand it). :laugh:
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Nope, I said: "I read technical stuff" (never said I understand it). :laugh:
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