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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Deployment with C# – Free and Almost Easy
Deployment with C# – Free and Almost Easy. Once you finish your C# program you want to make it as easy as possible for folks to install it on their computers. This process is called deployment and you’ll usually find … Continue reading
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ArdUp – An Arduino Hex File Uploader
ArdUp Manual Joe Pardue October 11, 2010 You can get the ArdUp application at: ArdUpInstall.zip Figure 1: ArdUp ArdUp allows the user to upload files to the Arduino Duemilanove board without having to use either the Arduino IDE or raw … Continue reading
ButterUp – A Butterfly Hex File Uploader
ButterUp Manual Joe Pardue October 10, 2010 You can get the ButterUp application at: ButterUpInstall.zip Figure 1: ButterUp ButterUp is my attempt to make uploading applications to the Butterfly as easy as possible while still using the standard Atmel tools: … Continue reading
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Bootloaders (AVR Memory Part 5)
This article discusses an AVR109 compliant bootloader for Atmel AVR microcontrollers. It is written in C using AVRStudio and WinAVR. It is tested on the AVR Butterfly, ATmega328, and ATmega644.
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Moving Beyond Arduino
This is the Smiley’s Workshop column #10 from the May 2009 Nuts&Volts magazine. It discusses using the Arduino hardware without using the Arduino IDE and Library but instead with the Atmel AVR C programming tools: AVRStudio, WinAVR, avrlibc, and avrdude. … Continue reading
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The Arduino Way
This is the Smiley’s Workshop column #9 from the April 2009 Nuts&Volts magazine. Have you been puzzled by the Arduino phenomenon but finding it difficult to get a complete picture because the pieces seem to be scattered all over the … Continue reading
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Its about time!
Well it is about time, isn’t it? I’ve been posting zipped pdf files of all my Nuts&Volts Smiley’s Workshop articles when I could have been blogging them and adding all the stuff that doesn’t make it into the articles right … Continue reading
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