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atmega328p_talking_NRF24L01_UART_OLED
I have made nanos talking with eachother using NRF24L01. I used a couple of repositories, the complete code is here so you dont have go to looking for them, but I forgot their original author names, so kudos to them for helping out. The code is written in pure C and were compiled and uploaded on my mac using the Crosspack avr tool set, I have a tutorial on how program the arduino/atmega328p/attiny85 in pure C/C++ on my LinkedIn article at: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/introduction-avr-c-programming-macos-finally-attiny85-jorge-salas The article was written in July 2019 by me and the process is EASY, even those who are doing arduino for the first time can be expose to AVR C instead. The code also features OLED display support in pure C and UART in pure C (use the 'screen' command in terminal to access the serial output, you can exit with ctrl+a+d, use 'ls /dev/tty.*' to try to find it will have similar name to the port appearing in Arduino IDE but with tty instead.
HiveMindDev
MiniCube
save2
Basic2dPhysicsAttempt
An attempt to simulated 2d collisions in python, will work on it at a later time
checkers
DVCS_test
esp_rgbmatrix
EXAMPLE
example2
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SALASJA/atmega328p_talking_NRF24L01_UART_OLED
I have made nanos talking with eachother using NRF24L01. I used a couple of repositories, the complete code is here so you dont have go to looking for them, but I forgot their original author names, so kudos to them for helping out. The code is written in pure C and were compiled and uploaded on my mac using the Crosspack avr tool set, I have a tutorial on how program the arduino/atmega328p/attiny85 in pure C/C++ on my LinkedIn article at: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/introduction-avr-c-programming-macos-finally-attiny85-jorge-salas The article was written in July 2019 by me and the process is EASY, even those who are doing arduino for the first time can be expose to AVR C instead. The code also features OLED display support in pure C and UART in pure C (use the 'screen' command in terminal to access the serial output, you can exit with ctrl+a+d, use 'ls /dev/tty.*' to try to find it will have similar name to the port appearing in Arduino IDE but with tty instead.
SALASJA/HiveMindDev
SALASJA/MiniCube
SALASJA/save2
SALASJA/Basic2dPhysicsAttempt
An attempt to simulated 2d collisions in python, will work on it at a later time
SALASJA/checkers
SALASJA/DVCS_test
SALASJA/esp_rgbmatrix
SALASJA/EXAMPLE
SALASJA/example2
SALASJA/ExampleGit
just fro practice
SALASJA/Exercise
SALASJA/frontend
SALASJA/GuessingGame
SALASJA/Hanoi
SALASJA/HanoiJava
SALASJA/HIVEMIND-BETA
SALASJA/HIVEMIND-BETA2
Can be considered as Version 1.0 of the project. However, there is still a lot of bugs and optimizations needed to be made. The problems encountered were very numerous and slowed down the project by a lot.
SALASJA/IntroToReact
SALASJA/KlotskiPuzzle
SALASJA/PCMfilefromScratch
Generates PCM file using python file write function which is possible by using PCMS binary file format
SALASJA/project
SALASJA/PyraminxDuoAnalysis
SALASJA/rebase_example
SALASJA/resume
SALASJA/save
SALASJA/screening_question_solution
SALASJA/Small_ESP8266_WS2812B_Arduino_library
SALASJA/VERYSMALLSimple_HTTP_Server_In_Python
SALASJA/websockets_public_chat