I'll study your code.
Thanks :D

Hi

I don't know how to make myself clear, but let's try it.
On the Arduino IDE, I've used an example (communication>graph), changed it a little, and uploaded to my Arduino. Then, I've used the FTDI app (d2xx) on Borland Builder C++ to do whatever I wanted.
But I had some problems, and I'd like to program some interrupts on C.
Can I do it just on software?

I know one guy who programmed in C on the USB port using a atmel8252 and this ftdi (ft232rl), but if I'd use his idea I'd have to sold some wires on my Arduino board and so... So my question is can I program everything on Arduino using C, C++?

Sorry for the bad English and thanks :)

Wow, thank you very much BKing

I'll re-write my program here. ^^

Whow! I want to store 100 bytes, I completely forgot this. So I'll store it on a string, not in a int.

But if I use the Serial.write function doesn't it send bytes?

write()
Description

Writes binary data to the serial port. This data is sent as a byte or series of bytes

What I want to do is quite simple (but as you can see, I'm not getting much sucess).

I have a trimpot connected at the analogic 0, and I want to make a buffer with 100 data and send it on the serial comm.

Am I? I only realize it now... I thought I was clearing the buffer hahah

As I couldn't use the command Serial.write(buf,len), I've made a loop to write on the serial comm, and I'm seeing my data on ASCII, is this suppose to happen?

Yes, but I want only 100 elements...

What do you mean by "buffer[100]" doesn't exist?

And if it's already in binary, what's the problem?

Hm I thought the data could be of any kind, and arduino would convert it to binary to write it... But if I have to do it myself, that's ok.

Thanks

[Description]

Yes, I did.

Description

"Writes binary data to the serial port. This data is sent as a byte or series of bytes; to send the characters representing the digits of a number use the print() function instead."

Syntax

Serial.write(buf, len)

Parameters

buf: an array to send as a series of bytes
len: the length of the buffer

I've used another loop and it works!!

But I was using the Serial.print function, and now I'm trying to use the Serial.write one, and it is not working anymore.
As I saw in the Arduino reference page, I use this command:
[glow]Serial.write(buf, len) [/glow]

So my code stay like this:

Code:

void setup() {
  Serial.begin(9600);
}

void loop() {
  int buffer[100], i, j;
i=0;
j=0;
buffer[100]=0;

  for (i=0; i<100; i++) {
      buffer[i]=analogRead(0);
  }

  Serial.write(buffer,100);
         delay(1000);  
}

Does anybody know why it didn't work?

Hmm got it! I'll try it here.
Thanks!!

Yes, but I want to print the whole buffer

but if I put buf[0] won't arduino print only the first number?

Hello

I'm sending data from my Arduino to a program on Borland Builder C++ and graphing it. But there are some problems, and I want to send it on a buffer on Arduino.
There is something wrong with my code and I'm not being able to find where the problem is.
The code is below... As you can see, I create a vector called buffer, indicated as the analog read, and once is fulled (with 100 bytes), it's printed on screen. But all I can get it is the same numbers, always. No matter what I do with my potentiometer (which by the way is where I'm getting my data of) the numbers never change.

[glow]void setup() {
  Serial.begin(9600);
}

void loop() {
  int buf[100], i;
    
  for (i=0; i<100; i++) {
      buf=analogRead(A0);
  }
          Serial.print(buf);
        delay(1000);
}[/glow]

Thanks