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  • F fd9750
    1. Mostly ARM based, RPI and last project was ESP32 based. 2) I mainly Used Eclipse the last 10...15 years but I switched to VSCODE recently because it is a lot easier to configure. 3) A bit of everything: compressor control, multiple compressor management systems, dryer controls, pallet robot control, smart meters, communication hubs and gateways, HVAC control, domotics and industrial scanner applications. It takes a slightly different way of thinking than traditional PC/server programming does but I have always enjoyed it a lot. Programming something that makes a machine tick is just very pleasant.
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    Mike Hankey
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    Awesome I'm starting to use VS Code more and more also, but I have a lot to learn on configuring! I also have always loved getting down to the hardware level. BTW Had to google Domotics, learn something new every day!

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    • Mike HankeyM Mike Hankey

      In this weeks newsletter I noticed that there were a fair number of persons doing embedded projects and was wondering; 1) What device are you using? 2) What IDE? 3) What field? Just curious, I will not sell the data I obtain from this poll, unless of course someone actually offers me money!

      Give me coffee to change the things I can and wine to accept the things I cannot! JaxCoder.com

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      den2k88
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      1. Too many. We work for dozens of diffeerent archs (it is indeed a compiler + runtime for HMI). 2) VS mostly, then it depends on the platform for some stuff. 3) Embedded HMI. 95% automotive but there are also comemrcial applications (home appliances).

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      • Mike HankeyM Mike Hankey

        In this weeks newsletter I noticed that there were a fair number of persons doing embedded projects and was wondering; 1) What device are you using? 2) What IDE? 3) What field? Just curious, I will not sell the data I obtain from this poll, unless of course someone actually offers me money!

        Give me coffee to change the things I can and wine to accept the things I cannot! JaxCoder.com

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        Rick York
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        I use a "smart" camera from a German company that has a TI DSP in it. I think it is in the 32000 family. By default the IDE is Eclipse but I can't stand it so I use VS2017 to edit and Eclipse to host the compiler. We are in the manufacturing industry. The cameras are part of a LASER scanning system used to construct a 3D model of an object being processed. As far as embedded systems go, this is not very primitive and is quite capable since it has Ethernet communication and a VGA output.

        "They have a consciousness, they have a life, they have a soul! Damn you! Let the rabbits wear glasses! Save our brothers! Can I get an amen?"

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        • Mike HankeyM Mike Hankey

          In this weeks newsletter I noticed that there were a fair number of persons doing embedded projects and was wondering; 1) What device are you using? 2) What IDE? 3) What field? Just curious, I will not sell the data I obtain from this poll, unless of course someone actually offers me money!

          Give me coffee to change the things I can and wine to accept the things I cannot! JaxCoder.com

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          glennPattonWork3
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          Microchip Texas Instruments ST thing for MSP430's Altera IDE Keil Ardrino

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            Microchip Texas Instruments ST thing for MSP430's Altera IDE Keil Ardrino

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            Mike Hankey
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            I use MicroChip also!

            Give me coffee to change the things I can and wine to accept the things I cannot! JaxCoder.com

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            • Mike HankeyM Mike Hankey

              I use MicroChip also!

              Give me coffee to change the things I can and wine to accept the things I cannot! JaxCoder.com

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              glennPattonWork3
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              Can't/Won't get my head around MPLAB X though...:~

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                Can't/Won't get my head around MPLAB X though...:~

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                jeron1
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                Wait til you see Harmony X|

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                • G glennPattonWork3

                  Can't/Won't get my head around MPLAB X though...:~

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                  Mike Hankey
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                  Haven't even tried, I'll stick with Atmel Studio or whatever they call it now.

                  Give me coffee to change the things I can and wine to accept the things I cannot! JaxCoder.com

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                  • Mike HankeyM Mike Hankey

                    In this weeks newsletter I noticed that there were a fair number of persons doing embedded projects and was wondering; 1) What device are you using? 2) What IDE? 3) What field? Just curious, I will not sell the data I obtain from this poll, unless of course someone actually offers me money!

                    Give me coffee to change the things I can and wine to accept the things I cannot! JaxCoder.com

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                    theoldfool
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                    AC Temp monitoring, Rpi (I2C), Komodo IDE Kiln Control, Arduino, Arduino Office building lighting, controllers, some proprietary controllers with sys log server done in C#, VStudio.

                    If you can keep your head while those about you are losing theirs, perhaps you don't understand the situation.

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                    • F fd9750
                      1. Mostly ARM based, RPI and last project was ESP32 based. 2) I mainly Used Eclipse the last 10...15 years but I switched to VSCODE recently because it is a lot easier to configure. 3) A bit of everything: compressor control, multiple compressor management systems, dryer controls, pallet robot control, smart meters, communication hubs and gateways, HVAC control, domotics and industrial scanner applications. It takes a slightly different way of thinking than traditional PC/server programming does but I have always enjoyed it a lot. Programming something that makes a machine tick is just very pleasant.
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                      Munchies_Matt
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                      fd9750 wrote:

                      Programming something that makes a machine tick is just very pleasant.

                      It is why I do it, it is real engineering. :)

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                      • Mike HankeyM Mike Hankey

                        In this weeks newsletter I noticed that there were a fair number of persons doing embedded projects and was wondering; 1) What device are you using? 2) What IDE? 3) What field? Just curious, I will not sell the data I obtain from this poll, unless of course someone actually offers me money!

                        Give me coffee to change the things I can and wine to accept the things I cannot! JaxCoder.com

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                        SkysTheLimit
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                        1. Mainly ARM 2. VS with custom plug-ins 3. Aviation

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                        • Mike HankeyM Mike Hankey

                          In this weeks newsletter I noticed that there were a fair number of persons doing embedded projects and was wondering; 1) What device are you using? 2) What IDE? 3) What field? Just curious, I will not sell the data I obtain from this poll, unless of course someone actually offers me money!

                          Give me coffee to change the things I can and wine to accept the things I cannot! JaxCoder.com

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                          Slacker007
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                          You might want to suggest this as a future Monday poll. Good question if you ask me. :thumbsup:

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                            You might want to suggest this as a future Monday poll. Good question if you ask me. :thumbsup:

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                            Mike Hankey
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                            Well last weeks question was along the same lines but didn't have the Chip type and IDE. Not sure this would be a multiple choice question. But the reason I posted was that after reading last weeks poll results I was curious about the embedded stuff since that's most of what I do now. Just as a hobbiest!

                            Give me coffee to change the things I can and wine to accept the things I cannot! JaxCoder.com

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                            • Mike HankeyM Mike Hankey

                              In this weeks newsletter I noticed that there were a fair number of persons doing embedded projects and was wondering; 1) What device are you using? 2) What IDE? 3) What field? Just curious, I will not sell the data I obtain from this poll, unless of course someone actually offers me money!

                              Give me coffee to change the things I can and wine to accept the things I cannot! JaxCoder.com

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                              CPallini
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                              1. Microchip PIC 24 & 32. 2) MPLABX . 3) Various. 1) Linux on ARM SBC. 2) Vim. 3) Security systems.
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                              • Mike HankeyM Mike Hankey

                                In this weeks newsletter I noticed that there were a fair number of persons doing embedded projects and was wondering; 1) What device are you using? 2) What IDE? 3) What field? Just curious, I will not sell the data I obtain from this poll, unless of course someone actually offers me money!

                                Give me coffee to change the things I can and wine to accept the things I cannot! JaxCoder.com

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                                Munchies_Matt
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                                An ARM11 chip. 'Ide' isnt. I use GEdit then Buildroot. :) Payment terminals.

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