hello ,,
I want to make program with visual basic .net 2008 to program PIC Microcontroller ,
so , can I do that ?
and if I can , How ?
......
hello ,,
I want to make program with visual basic .net 2008 to program PIC Microcontroller ,
so , can I do that ?
and if I can , How ?
......
VB is for windows only.
I think he means he wants to create an application like the PicKit2 programming app.
You still need hardware to do the actual programming. The application is just the front end for it.
I mean make program that I load from it the Hex file and then there is Circuit Connected with the computer .
I put the PIC in the Circuit , then I can control the Circuit from my program ....
Last edited by ahmed-1a; 9th July 2009 at 11:40 PM.
Why not just buy a programmer?
I want to try do this ...
Then do it - programming details can be downloaded from MicroChip.Originally Posted by ahmed-1a
PIC programmer software, and PIC Tutorials at:
http://www.winpicprog.co.uk
Actually, I think you can use the .net development environment with PIC Microcontrollers these days. There was an article on it in an Elektor magazine some months back - I shall have to dig it out.
Brian
I got an Algebra FX2.0 which comes with a serial port, do you guys think that it's possible to make an IDE + programmer out of it???
The port gives out signals at 0-5V no need for max232
It's programmable with Turbo C 3.0 since it has a 286 class processor
I had the idea a while ago but i never had the guts to do it.
My C isn't very good, and i have no idea about the protocol the pic uses to be programmed
Any ideas on the complexities of making a compiler, IDE and programmer ?
if MPASM works under DOS, i can upload it as is to my calc
and i'll just have to make a txt editor and a programmer
MPASM is the DOS version of the MicroChip assembler, so it should OK, as long as the computer runs real DOS, and the version of MPASM will run on a 286.
PIC programmer software, and PIC Tutorials at:
http://www.winpicprog.co.uk
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