Dwarf: A PICKit 2 GUI for Linux
Last updated: 09 Sep 2009 - 12:34
Too lazy to type out the commands every time I wanted to do something to my project and with a couple of days spare before parts arrived, I decided that what I really needed was a little GUI to run the commands for me. I've used gpasm as my assembler (from GNU PIC Utilities) and the PK2CMD program hosted on the Microchip Website as the back end for this application.
Essentially this is a very simple Python powered GTK interface that executes a number of the most common command line instructions used in PIC development when you click one of the buttons. It provides some feedback to the user about how the command went.
Checkout the documentation at the end of this page, and try out the application [see https://github.com/hairymnstr/dwarf for the latest version].
MPASM - memtool firmware
Last updated: 06 Aug 2007 - 22:04
I wrote an article a while ago about making a tool for reading and writing parallel memory chips using a PIC and a USBMOD2 unit. I have finally got around to writing the code out in MPASM (the original was for the PICAXE BASIC programmed PIC.) The code is fairly simple but shows how a PIC can effectively be used in place of complex glue logic.
Contents
- Source memtool.asm file
- Compiled HEX file, memtool.hex
- GPLv3 License
Memory Tool
Last updated: 20 Apr 2007 - 16:45
Introduction In some ways a Z80 processors program storage is easier to get at than modern flash based micro-controllers. However, modern micro-controllers usually have suitable software available for modern computers.