Monthly Archives: May 2015

Microcontroller Core Simulation Strategies

Posted on 30. May 2015 by Lucio Di Jasio

There are several reasons why you might want to write a simulator for a micro controller: education, debugging, legacy/preservation, or just fun. Over the years I have felt the need for a bit of all of the above and I have … Continue reading →

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Volare

Posted on 28. May 2015 by Lucio Di Jasio

It’s been a while since I posted a flying picture … This is where you can find me this week!    

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Waiting for Curiosity -> Simplicity

Posted on 27. May 2015 by Lucio Di Jasio

While preparing the code examples for the “Rocket Science” book, I had an opportunity to play with a prototype of a soon to be released new 8-bit board called “Curiosity” featuring a built in PICkit3 programmer/debugger (a la PIC24/PIC32 Starter Kit) and, … Continue reading →

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