Jack made a wonderful demo video of ZPUino with VGA, running on Papilio One:
Watch it here.
Thanks Jack!
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Monday, July 25, 2011
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Beta2 released
ZPUino Beta2 released
Download: http://www.alvie.com/zpuino/download.html
Release notes: http://alvie.com/zpuino/releasenotes.html
Have fun!
Download: http://www.alvie.com/zpuino/download.html
Release notes: http://alvie.com/zpuino/releasenotes.html
Have fun!
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Working with simulator
I've been working on a real ZPUino simulator, one that can run all your sketches directly.
Although it's not a perfect one (proper timing is not implemented) it's fully functional, and I'm even putting out a GUI for it.
Although it's not a perfect one (proper timing is not implemented) it's fully functional, and I'm even putting out a GUI for it.
And it's a lot of fun! And it's rather easy to add simulation for your own devices.
Alvie
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Beta1 released
Hi,
I'm proud to announce that ZPUino Beta1 release is now available:
Release Notes
Download
Good hacking!
Alvie
I'm proud to announce that ZPUino Beta1 release is now available:
Release Notes
Download
Good hacking!
Alvie
Monday, June 20, 2011
A Sponsor Appreciation
Hi,
Beta 1 will be available later today, but I would not release it before a short sponsor appreciation, which is entirely justified.
So, I'd like to give a very special thank you to Gadget Factory, and to Jack Gassett himself. They have kindly provided to me all of their hardware boards for no cost, thus helping a lot ZPUino development (I need boards to test, to develop on, and new additional hardware too). That included Papilio One 250, Papilio One 500, and some early prototypes, like Papilio Overshield and C/RAM Wing and other in-production wings, like VGA, Audio and Joystick. Development goes way more smoother when we have real hardware to test stuff on.
Jack has also been a Beta tester for ZPUino, and he even put some demonstrations online, which I also thank him very much for the time spent (and pacience).
For all this, a huge Thank You to Gadget Factory and Jack.
Alvie
Beta 1 will be available later today, but I would not release it before a short sponsor appreciation, which is entirely justified.
So, I'd like to give a very special thank you to Gadget Factory, and to Jack Gassett himself. They have kindly provided to me all of their hardware boards for no cost, thus helping a lot ZPUino development (I need boards to test, to develop on, and new additional hardware too). That included Papilio One 250, Papilio One 500, and some early prototypes, like Papilio Overshield and C/RAM Wing and other in-production wings, like VGA, Audio and Joystick. Development goes way more smoother when we have real hardware to test stuff on.
Jack has also been a Beta tester for ZPUino, and he even put some demonstrations online, which I also thank him very much for the time spent (and pacience).
For all this, a huge Thank You to Gadget Factory and Jack.
Alvie
Thursday, June 16, 2011
ZPUino BETA to be released
Yes, that's true!
ZPUino 1st BETA will be release hopefully during this weekend. I won't disclose all details until then, but here's a quick overview:
Stay tuned!.
Alvie
ZPUino 1st BETA will be release hopefully during this weekend. I won't disclose all details until then, but here's a quick overview:
- Wishbone compatible. You can connect any wishbone-compliant core to the IO module
- Improved bootloader and programmer, with a lot of sanity checks.
- A new Papilio One core for S3E500, with HQVGA(160x120, 8-bit color) support
- A new S3ESK core, with a HQVGA 8-bit color (but reduced to 3-bit due to no board support)
- SmallFS - a simple-to-use, small filesystem on flash
- A new library: VGA, to work with the new cores
- Full (yes, full) Microsoft Windows Support (subject to testing, of course!)
- An optional preliminary IDE based on upcoming Arduino 1.0 release
- Lots of bugfixes all around
Stay tuned!.
Alvie
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