Propeller Fun
March 23rd, 2009You just have to love the Propeller. Eight fast cogs, and shared memory – albeit too little for some apps – packaged in a nice, easy to use 40 pin dip.
I know that I’ve not been posting for quite a while, however I am working a lot more with the Propeller and some other interesting devices now, and I will talk about my projects here.
First up will be a nice SPI Flash device, the W25X80 from Winbond. It is a perfect way to store fairly large ammounts of information for the Propeller. It is very easy to interface to – it requires very little Spin code to control it, and if the application requires it, assembly language code can talk to it at 4mbps or even higher speeds.
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Later there will be a large model macro assembler for the propeller – now that will be a lot of fun once I finish it, and its not that far off. I will finally be able to write LMM programs without attempting to tear my hair out – the Spin environment is just not suitable for LMM work.
I can’t believe its been over two years since I’ve written anything significant here – however the last two years have been hectic – between consulting gigs, finding my better half and getting married, I guess I should not be surprised. Fortunately I’ve finished a large project, and now intend to devote a lot of time to the Propeller.
