The so called 'visual' languages aren't really suitable for micro-controllers, the name is rather a giveway! - to be 'visual' you need to have a visual display, in fact a graphic visual display!.
The 'visual' part allows you to easily set your screen display, and writes the relevent code for you - this obviously doesn't apply to a PIC.
The so called 'visual' languages aren't really suitable for micro-controllers, the name is rather a giveway! - to be 'visual' you need to have a visual display, in fact a graphic visual display!.
The 'visual' part allows you to easily set your screen display, and writes the relevent code for you - this obviously doesn't apply to a PIC.
Visual basic is 32-bit Windows based programming language. And PIC is using machine language programming to control its activities. So we need an interpreter between VB and PIC, such as a code compiler to translate program codes from VB or PIC, in this case they can understand each other. Please visit website here for VB programming,
oh i wish i had taken Com Sci at Royal Holloway instead of Cybernetics at Reading, you get to study compiler creations for your masters degree. Making varius types.
Its not impossible and with a visual system its more like chunks of code rather then actual compiling .