[Arduino 1.0]

I added a new branch with Arduino 1.0 implementation for the Serial_LCD project.

Beware: The libraries included on the 1.0 branch are no longer compatible with Arduino 0022.

The legacy library for Arduino 0022 and chipKIT mpide 0022 remains on the master branch.

Enjoy

Never mind about the oops!

Code:

/Applications/Arduino.app/Contents/Resources/Java/hardware/tools/avr/bin/avr-ar: bin/core.a: No such file or directory

Unfortunately, the bin/core.a remains orphan.

Tim,

On Xcode 4.2.1 running on Mac OS X 10.7.2 with Arduino 0022, I have the following error message

Code:

/Applications/Arduino.app/Contents/Resources/Java/hardware/tools/avr/bin//avr-ar: bin/core.a: No such file or directory

I haven't installed the FTDIUSBSerialDriver_10_4_10_5_10_6 since it isn't required on OS X.

Any clue?

Try

Code:

#include <pins_arduino.h>

instead of

Code:

#include "pins_arduino.h"

The same problem arises with Eclipse.

I don't understand git…

Neither do I, even with the nice Git front client installed on my MacBook .

Thank you for sharing code and useful links

[release 16]

The release 16 includes new colour functions.

• readPixel returns the 16-bits coded colour from the specified pixel
• setColour converts red, green, blue values into a 16-bits colour
• splitColour just does the opposite
• halfColour halves the colour, very handy for buttons

As always, comments and code are here!

I gather your saveScreenSD is a loop that reads all the pixels and writes them to SD and readScreenSD does the reverse?

Actually, in both cases, it is a single command sent to the screen and the whole process is handed by the screen controller.

[release 15]

The new Serial_LCD release 15 brings faster dialog box — twice as fast as previously — and the long awaited-for readPixel function to get the colour of one pixel.

Code:

***
Serial uLCD-32PT 1 10 19 32 24

FULL screen
 saveScreenSD  2679 ms
 readScreenSD  623

AREA screen
 saveScreenSD  1449
 readScreenSD  343

As always, more details on my website.

Hi!

I posted two issues on the repository for ino:

• repertories to be adapted for OS X
• readiness for other platforms —as Arduino Due or chipKIT.

The first link appears to be broken.

Thank you for notifying me. It's fixed now:

• Tutorial part 1 — Back to Basics

Hi!

I experimented ino on my MacBook and reported some issues, most of them fixed except the last one.

Main problem is the location of folders. All the avr- stuff resides within the Arduino.app folder.

I'm using the Mpide.app IDE to play with both the Arduino UNO and the chipKIT UNO32 boards I have. So I'd like to have more than one platform to consider.

I posted two topics on the Issues tab of https://github.com/amperka/ino.

Best regards,

Bonsoir zhuk,

Thank you for the link. I did try it one month ago but gave it a second look.

Some parameters are to be adjusted for a OS X environment.

Let's see!

Some interesting info about command-line usage of Arduino.

Please find a tutorial for the Serial_LCD library:

• Tutorial part 1 — Back to Basics

• Tutorial part 2 — Playing with Serial Ports

Enjoy