Red LED and two buttons

Erel

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Sub Process_Globals
   Dim button1, button2, pin6 As Pin
End Sub

Sub AppStart
   pin6.Initialize(6, pin6.MODE_OUTPUT)
   button1.Initialize(7, button1.MODE_INPUT_PULLUP)
   button2.Initialize(8, button2.MODE_INPUT_PULLUP)
   button1.AddListener("Button_Change")
   button2.AddListener("Button_Change")
End Sub

Sub Button_Change (Value As Boolean)
   Log("Button Change")
   'Value will be false when the button is pressed because of the pull up resistor.
   If Button1.Read = True Or Button2.Read = True Then
     pin6.Write(False)
   Else
     pin6.Write(True)
   End If
End Sub

Blink program:

B4X:
Sub Process_Globals
   Dim pin13 As Pin
   Dim Timer1 As Timer
End Sub

Sub AppStart
   pin13.Initialize(13, pin13.MODE_OUTPUT)
   Timer1.Initialize("Timer1_Tick", 1000)
   Timer1.Enabled = True
End Sub

Sub Timer1_Tick
   pin13.Write(Not(pin13.Read))
End Sub
 

Cableguy

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I think since it's a .jar file, just runs directly from the SD card
 

inakigarm

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I think it's a great idea !! I mostly hate actual Arduino IDE

Must it run with usb cable connected (like scratch) or loading the code/standalone ?
 

Erel

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Must it run with usb cable connected (like scratch) or loading the code/standalone ?
It is really too early to get into any technical detail. I'm just exploring the idea for now.

If it will happen then B4R will create regular standalone programs.
 

MODERN TALKING

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Speaking of LED Lights and a Cybernetic Genius:

I PROGRAM MY HOME COMPUTER - BEAM MYSELF INTO THE FUTURE.

 

canalrun

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Cool!

I was just playing with a Mega this past weekend.

A company called Z-Wave.Me, http://z-uno.z-wave.me/, is developing a module plus software that should allow an Arduino to become a device on a Z-Wave network.

Can't wait for this to happen.

Barry.
 

barx

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Interesting news,

I've had a Uno (genuine) and Nano (fake) ages and never really done much with them. This could open a few doors though.
 

KitCarlson

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It is a nice idea, but how will it compete performance wise, to a C cross compiler to AVR.asm?

I use AVR, and Ardruino for prototyping designs, with CVAVR. My code development is for automotive engine controls. Timer controls for me involve input captures, and output compares.
 
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