Aug 13, 2019 Replies: 6 Hey everybody, Just found this and looks very impressive... Click to expand...
aeric Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 14, 2022 #3 Thanks for sharing. Good thing about the simulator is it is FREE and you don't need to worry to burn your chips!
Thanks for sharing. Good thing about the simulator is it is FREE and you don't need to worry to burn your chips!
Magma Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 14, 2022 #4 From today I will start create arduino solutions! Without it.. excellent
aeric Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 14, 2022 #5 Here is my test on a 7 segment LED display Circuit design 7 Segment LED Display - Tinkercad Tinkercad is a free, easy-to-use app for 3D design, electronics, and coding. www.tinkercad.com
Here is my test on a 7 segment LED display Circuit design 7 Segment LED Display - Tinkercad Tinkercad is a free, easy-to-use app for 3D design, electronics, and coding. www.tinkercad.com
Magma Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 14, 2022 #6 nice ! ...didn;t check... is it possible to connect B4R with it somehow... (silly question) and use it ??? or is stand alone simulator with it's code-ide-writter..
nice ! ...didn;t check... is it possible to connect B4R with it somehow... (silly question) and use it ??? or is stand alone simulator with it's code-ide-writter..
aeric Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 14, 2022 #7 Magma said: nice ! ...didn;t check... is it possible to connect B4R with it somehow... (silly question) and use it ??? or is stand alone simulator with it's code-ide-writter.. Click to expand... Try click on "Start simulation" button or you can check the "Code". Unfortunately, it only support C++ code. B4R generates some .cpp and .h files. I tried to copy the code and paste into the Code area but run into errors. Maybe someone has a solution.
Magma said: nice ! ...didn;t check... is it possible to connect B4R with it somehow... (silly question) and use it ??? or is stand alone simulator with it's code-ide-writter.. Click to expand... Try click on "Start simulation" button or you can check the "Code". Unfortunately, it only support C++ code. B4R generates some .cpp and .h files. I tried to copy the code and paste into the Code area but run into errors. Maybe someone has a solution.
